Allergies

Chlorphenamine Maleate is an antihistamine that is prescribed to dogs. A dog and a cat are not the same and have different needs. An animal could be put in danger if given the wrong medication. It is best to seek advice and treatment from a vet.

The expiration date on drugs is set for the point at which 90% of the drug remains.

You see, over time, drugs can degrade. (Think about when you let food sit out for a long period of time. It goes bad) It may not hurt you, however, there are some cases where the drug can degrade to a harmful product. It is best not to use expired medicine.

So, it may not hurt you, it may not help you, but it is best not to take the chance.

Yes it may. Once flowers start to bloom, most people get colds; from pollen although they are not allergic to it like me while people who are allergic experience colds, red eyes, itchy eyes and more.

Yes. If prescribed by a VET.

Basically because they want to make money, and since people are familiar with their product, they can charge whatever they want, which they think they can get from insurance companies.

Fortunately, there is a generic version of the auto-injector which works a little differently, but is much, much cheaper. It is called the Adrenaclick, and it is a great alternative to using a syringe to inject epinephrine (which also works, but of course you have to be really careful).

There also seems to be something called the Medihaler-Epi which is an inhaler that delivers epinephrine as well, although I don't have any comparative pricing information on that. These are all things that you should talk about with your doctor if the EpiPen is too expensive for your family.

There are many treatments for chemosis depending on what is causing the chemosis. If chemosis is caused by allergies one should take medicines like anti-histamines.

There are a couple different uses for lambskin. For instance, there are many people whom are allergic to latex. There are products made from lambskin to avoid that common allergy.

It is possible to grow out of any allergy, but because codeine is often used in medications, it would be unwise to consume them under the impression that one has grown out of an allergy, as the results could be fatal.

Call the Poison Control Center IMMEDIATELY if a baby eats ANY TYPE of medication. The effect the medication will have on your baby depends on a variety of factors. However, since medication dosage is adjusted based on the patients size a weight, the amount it would take to make a baby VERY SICK or even DIE is tiny. CALL IMMEDIATELY!!!

As long as you don't use a lubricant that contains nut oils.

i aint know nutn about peenuts.

Yes, when you sneeze in rapid succession you blow off carbon dioxide (CO2). This changes the bloods Acid-base balance as measured by pH. When the CO2 is blown off rapidly the pH goes up proportionately. When the pH reaches a high value of around 7.60 or higher, the brain shuts down the consciousness of the person in order for body to begin again self regulating itself. It's a protective mechanism.

mast cells

Information on dust mite and other allergies can be found on WebMD. Symptoms, and treatments of dust mite and other allergies can be found. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has information on their site as well which one may find informative and useful.

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It depends on your location

yes

People can most certainly have an allergy or intolerance to turkey.

It could be what is called a cystic lesion, commonly caused by acne. It is generally a hard lump under the skin located on the face, back, or neck (but can appear anywhere). Heat compresses are recomended. However whenever there is a hard lump anywhere on your body it should be seen by a doctor. Even if it is caused by acne a lot of times antibiotics are required to get rid of infection.

Potentially. Dramamine is an anticholinergic (an inhibitor of the acetylcholine system) Taken in large excess it can cause anticolinergic syndrome. Marked by red, hot skin, rapid pulse, hyperthermia, and confusion, ataxia and sometimes combativeness. Seizures are rare in anticholinergic syndrome, but in an extreme case, yes seizures are possible.

skin allergy is reaction of drug metabolism in the serculartry system

I get canker sores from nuts. No other reaction but the pesky sores.

Yes, I'm prety sure of that. Peolple who are alergic to cats are allergic to any cats!

It is never a good idea to take more than the recommended dose of any medication, so Aerius falls into that. Although no dramatic side effects have been noted for taking more than one dose of Aerius, you still have to be careful. If you did it once by accident or thinking it would work better, you should be fine. Just don't make a habit of it. If one dose doesn't work, talk to your doctor about taking a higher dose or trying a different medication. Just be careful. :)

No, that is not really an allergic reaction. Antibiotics should usually be taken with food, because they can cause stomach distress. If that doesn't help, you can ask for a different antibiotic, if the stomach distress is too much for you, and doesn't go away. Technically, your reaction just means that you have a sensitivity. If you'd like to know the difference, an allergic reaction could eventually lead to death, if you continue taking the medication. A sensitivity is more like an annoying side effect.