Allergies

Hayfever is an allergic reaction. A cold is caused by viruses. Hayfever may produce symptoms like the cold, but it cannot lead to a cold.

My doctor believes me to be allergic to sulfa as every medication that I have had with sulfa I end up in hives. I was just talking with my sister and we think that the sulfur in the well water has also affected me. Symptoms that I have had that I feel could be linked: headache, fatigue (extreme sometimes), muscle aches, rashes including yeast infection on my foot, thumb and mouth at times, and blemishes. I did one time live in an area where I had city water... I had energy and a clear complexion and never any of the symptoms above. I live back in rural well area and suffer with these all the time. This was recently discovered and have to had a chance to speak to the doctor. I don't even drink the water. I just use it to cook and shower. I buy bottled water that's been filtered.

I think you mean "lactose intolerant".

Yes, some cats are lactose intolerant. However in rare cases, they are not.

It is most likely a lynmph node and is harmless. It is usually caused by the body

fighting a infection. Some people have been known to live all their lives with one and sometimes it just disappears over time. If it gets any bigger, go to a doctor and see if it

something worse.

If you have allergies, this can be a major problem. Even though dander is just simply, dead skin or dried saliva, the dead skin cell is just providing allergen easier access to your body, riding on the dead skin, it could easily get in to your circulatory system, and can cause your allergies to go out.

yes.

Obviously, something's going on that's making your daughter uncomfortable or perhaps even scared of leaving you and going with her dad. It would probably be a good idea to speak to her pediatrician or child psychologist right away to bring the issues to light and hopefully resolve them.

According to Mythbusters, 60 ml per hour.

I'm not a doctor, but signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction can carry on for 24 hrs or may even start then. anti-histamines act fast but then again it all depends on the allergen

Well, If you start feeling sick or find a rash, feel heavy or light, Can't think staight or any other symptom. I take this and I put it in my juice in the morning. Stop if you feel irritation on skin or any other symptoms. (See above) Hope you feel better!

Dr. Gilner is now retired. I was a patient of his and recently attempted to contact him for a friend who has terrible allergies. I was explaining to my friend what wonders Dr. Gilner worked for me over nearly 20 years ago now. I used to get sick anytime the seasons would change, but after going through treatments at his clinic, It has been since that time that I have not had any reactions whatsoever- not even with all of the pollen we have had lately.

I attempted to contact him and spoke directly with him to find out that he had retired.

Yes (sometimes).

Immunoglobulin E (IgE)

i think yes and no

Distilled water, or water which has been boiled. You can then add your own salt to the water. Using tap water in your neti pot can lead to all sorts of sinus infections.

because the wood part has something that itches you

Yes, a food allergy or food intolerance can produce hand swelling in some (but not all) sensitive people.

أمن المطارات الواضحمن خلال تحويل القياسات الحيوية الخاصة بك - مثل عينيك ووجهك - إلى معرف واحد بدون لمس ، يمكنك الاعتماد على CLEAR للحصول على تجربة أسرع وأكثر أمانًا في كل مرة. تحافظ CLEAR على حركتك ، دون اتصال أو حشود. اعثر على CLEAR في أكثر من 65 مطارًا وأماكن رياضية.

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According to the manufacturer, they have discontinued making while they relocate their manufacturing plant. Said they will not be making the product for a year, but expect to continue sometime in 2009. Till then you can try: http://www.trumedcanada.com/OTC/Drixoral.Dexbrompheniramine.cold.12.hour.relief.aspxI got my shipment on time as was stated on there website and thanks to http://www.trumedcanada.com/OTC/Drixoral.Dexbrompheniramine.cold.12.hour.reliefcan still keep my allergies away till we have Schering-Plough set up there plant somewhere in USA and start manufacturing our own Drixoral cold relief.

Around 68 degrees Fahrenheit should be good, try to keep your room temperature as close to it as possible, no less than 60 and no more than 75.

No, not necessarily. You may be allergic to the dyes or inactive ingredients in Metoprolol that is or may not be found in another beta blocker or even in another generic Metoprolol.

You should double check with your doctor or pharmacist because there is also a chance that you may be one of the few people that cannot tolerate a beta blocker due to health conditions and other factors.

A dog that is stung, particularly on the face or in the mouth by a bee may very well have a strong reaction much like a person with swelling. I always keep children's formula of Benadryl on my dog first aid shelf. A call to the vet to ask how much to give would be in order. As a rule, it's not serious and the Benadryl will take the swelling away in short order. Discourage your dog from biting at bees! Other insect bites can also be bad and even worse than a bee sting. YES! Some can be highly allergic. My dog broke out in hives(lumps under his skin, red marks on his belly) after just one honeybee sting. If I hadn't gotten him to the vet within 20 minutes, he would have died. Since they don't make epi-pens for dogs - the vet told me to give him 2 cortisone pills AND a benadryl right away.

Yes, woolly aphids can cause allergic reactions such as hives. The bacteria- and sap-sipping insects in question (Eriosomatinae subfamily) may transmit irritating substances when they come into contact with human skin.

yes.

I found success by first gargling with a salty solution to clear mucus from my throat. I then pulled down the accumulated mucus in my nasal passages into my throat and then spit it out through my mouth. Fortunately, that problem has only happened once in over twenty years of from four to ten cats temporarily or permanently in our home.