Allergies

Definitely. Two years ago, I took Caltrate which contains polyethylene glycol. There was no effect the first day I took it, but I was extremely dizzy, had terrible headaches, and experienced stiffness in my left hip and shoulder on the second day. I now try to avoid all glycols. I know I am extremely allergic to propylene glycol, polyethylene glycol and butylene glycol. Good Luck trying to avoid these harmful chemicals.

Not effectively. Allergy medicine blocks histamine receptors, but a cold is caused by a virus: completely unrelated.

Put ice on it and go to the doctor to see if you have any broken bones and prop your head when you slee so the blood doesn't rush to your face

it could be as simple as asthma, or as complacated as copd, only if you smoke, also the lungs are a sensitive tissue and allergies to animals, indoor or outdoor could also be to blame--please go to the doctor and get a standard scrach test its not expensive and doesn't hurt to much feels like a fingernail clippers rubbing on your arm, also employment if you work in welding or plastics their carsenegic which is awful for the lungs look at the msds about possible hazards and chemicals in the work place and see if anything harsh you work with could be causing these symptoms-find the source and dont give up searcing for answers.

Jared Padalecki is allergic to Cedar and he reported suffering from allergies when he visited Spain.

My son was sprayed in the face with silly string and everywhere the string touched left raise red welts. 2 benadryl and 4 hours later the marks subsided. Anyone else experience similar issues??

gluten is a protein composite found in foods processed from wheat and related grain species, including barley and rye.

Many processed foods contain smaller amounts of gluten from ingredients such as "modified food starch," so there may be gluten in foods such as catsup, beer, and ice cream. Also, foods that do not naturally contain gluten, may have some gluten as a result of being processed at a facility that makes other foods.

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French Bulldogs are not hypoallergenic however, they can be okay with people who have mild allergies if brushed/cleaned often and if kept out of the person who is allergic's room.

Try increasing fluid intake, decreasing caffeine. Vitamine C may have some positive effect.

Yes, gold allergies include white gold allergies. White gold jewelry often has a rhodium plating that would prevent an allergy as the gold would not touch the skin; however, this rhodium plating wears and thins overtime, eventually allowing the gold to touch the skin leading to an allergic reaction.

Airborne allergens affect the body in a large variety of ways. Most significantly, airborne allergens can cause allergic reactions by getting caught in the nasal pathways and triggering allergies and asthma attacks.

well they are shy creatures but we have a hedgehog that comes out at night and eats our cat food and the cats dont seem to mind it and the hedge hog doesnt mind the cat. dogs on the other hand will probs be ok 2 hope this helps x

If you have a caffeine allergy i strongly recommend you don't drink Green tea. I'll explain:- I changed to Decaff since i was having reactions to caffeine which has been affecting me mentally and physically. I have been drinking decaf for years thinking it was decaffinated. Had a cup of green tea the other day and if affected me terribly which prompted me to just check if their was caffeine it decaf also. Stopped drinking decaf and the next day even i felt so much better, clear headed and my skin is clearing up. Just to let you know if you do have a caffeine allergy stay of caffeine competely. Rooibus- Red bush tea from Tetley is great and its caffeine free. Bought some and love it!!!!!

It's not a good idea if you are going to be doing anything at all outside your home, because it can increase the amount of drowsiness you feel. Driving a car is out.

No, the tempur material contains no Latex. It's just a high end memory foam.

yes, biaxin is a macrolide... you can take biaxin

No, but you can get an allergic reaction from breathing in/smelling something you are allergic to.

Anyone who has had a previous unusual reaction to any calcium channel blocker should let his or her physician know before taking the drugs again.

In past times it was commonly believed that when a person sneezed, a demon was expelled from the body. I don't even know how I know that.

It can. If you have a peanut allergy, you will want to read the ingredients carefully.