Allergies

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I dont know the "correct" answer but to fight off my allergies ive been mixing claritin D and allegra and it works great!

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If you are allergic to the wax that is on the paper, it could irritate your skin. You could also get stuff and start sneezing if you are really sensitive.

One symptom of an allergy to bee stings in horse is swelling around the site. Trouble swallowing is another major symptom.

This is one of the most common types of allergy. But it usually is not the hair of the horse but the dander (skin cells). If your allergy symptoms are mild you may be able to enjoy your horse with little discomfort. Others may have to have weekly injections or may have to avoid horses altogether. (Oh no!)

My daughter used to go horse riding when she was 5 yrs old, then suddenly when she was 8, she went again and had developed an allergy. We weren't sure if it was the horses or the hay, but once again, after grooming a horse recently, she started itching, her nose started running. After about 5 mins, she had developed a mass of hives all around the back of her neck, and all over her face, causing her eyes to puff up and nearly shut. She itches like crazy and her eyes and nose run. It is not pleasant for her, but she has no other allergys, doesn't have hay fever or asthma, so for her it just means staying away!!!

Yes.

you could be allergic to puppy or an adult dog

There are two grades of milk in the United States, grade A and B. Grade A is used for consumption and direct sales in stores. Grade B is used for indirect consumption such as cheese.

There is no miracle cure/antidote for any allergies-however they can be controlled through avoiding contact with the known allergen-or through antihistamines which can be bought over the counter.

could get an allergic reaction

Yes, Allegra-D is now over-the-counter, in both 12 hour and 24 hour.

Some medications can cause side effects if administered improperly. It is unlikely that spasms would result from oral dosage.

In my A&P book, Beta 2 receptors are the only ones that mention smooth muscle of the airways.

Possibly, but not necessarily. They can be the result of reaction to the animal's venom. If the blisters contain clear liquid, it's likely to be allergic or venom reactions; if it's cloudy or murky, consider infection (which would need to be treated as an infection). If these blisters go away in a day or so, you should be fine. If they get bigger, painful, hot, generate dark lines radiating outward, or pop and leave behind ulcers (craters), they'll need to be looked at.

Side effects are results of taking a medication that are not the reason you are taking the drug. For example, Rogaine (monoxidil) was originally investigated as a blood pressure medication that was found to cause hair growth. For people taking it for blood pressure, the hair growth would be an (unwanted) side effect. For people taking it to grow hair, a drop in blood pressure (possibly causing dizziness) would be a side effect.

Toxic effects are any outcomes of taking a medication that are harmful to the body. Generally, they result from taking a medication at doses above the recommended level.

Drug allergy is a hypersensitivity of a particular individual person to a drug that causes an allergic reaction, typically a rash or swelling, when the drug is taken. Penicillin is one of the most common causes of drug allergy.

Idiosyncrasy (from Wiktionary) is a peculiar individual reaction to a substance that is harmless to most people.

The irritation from an allergic reaction will probably go away once the source of the allergy has been removed. This may not be the case with blepharitus. Some one may know better but this answer is better than the rubbish answer I deleted.

Not usually. Yes, definitely. Several drugs have the side effect of weight gain. Also, my definition of obesity can include edema. Edema can be caused by an adverse reaction. This happened to me along with some extremely scary adverse reactions.

Yes, alfalfa sprouts are gluten free. Gluten is a special type of protein found in a number of grains such as rye, wheat, and barley. The alfalfa plant is not a cereal grain. For more information about cereal grains: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cereal and for more information about gluten: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluten.

Should I not beusing beauty products that have any wheat ingredients? hydrolized wheat protien, wheat starch etc? I work in the beauty industry and I am very allergic to gluten. I have been experiencing my allergy andI am trying to figure this out.

I have a rash all over my body. I am assuming from over usage of clorox... Drs have no answer. They gave me a topical steroid. Dr said it takes 2 weeks for a biopsy

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Yes. You can be allergic to anything.

In clinical trials with dogs they used 1mg of zyrtec per 2 pounds of dog. So a 20 pound dog can take 10mg although with my 18 pound shiba the vet recommended 5mg. I would err on the lower dose.

No she is not, because in the cover she did for emotions you can see her playing with a cat.

The main causes for Benadryl allergies are allergies to animals, insects or pollen. Further to this, allergic reactions trigger allergens, making your immune system overact, meaning symptoms can occur from an allergic reaction to any substance.