Allergies

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Piriton is prescribed to humans to help with allergies. It is not safe to give to a dog, as it can have adverse reactions.

Okay, I asked this question, and according to my doctors there has been no medical literature about this topic. To be on the safe side, my allergist decided to discontinue the allergy shots.

However, should you need to actually know, I recommend to ask an expert doctor who is handling your case.

Cyclosporin is a medication that suppresses a part of the immune system involving immune cells and not antibodies. It may affect the way your immune system responds to the allergy immunotherapy. If your allergies are causing you symptoms then it proves that your allergic antibody production is normal. There is no problem with side effects when using both treatments together and sometimes it helps. It is true that there aren't any clinical studies on this but I have seen patients on low dose Cyclosporin do well on allergy immunotherapy.

probobly not, its uassly the male that gives the allegery gene.

It can, if you are allergic to it. You might try a different hair style that doesn't require hair spray, and see if your condition improves.

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It generally depends on the antibiotic. Certain rashes can quickly become very serious conditions and should not be taken lightly.

If you notice that after taking the medicine you have a rash, immediately call your doctor and alert them to your situation. Pharmacists are the drug experts so I also suggest calling your pharmacy and describe your symptoms - they will be able to determine if it is a true drug allergy. If it is, they can then document it in your medical chart (medical profile) so that in the future, the doctors wont be able to give you the same medicine.

Pharmacists are really there for the best interest of the patient and for drug safety, so I highly recommend talking to them while alerting your doctor to your allergy as well.

Yes. I.am allergic to any drinks containing carbonic acid. My body reacts just like any food allergy. My lips swell, my face itches, and I break out in welts. Not fun.

I don't know, this is purely anecdotal, but it seems that since about 2009, when I eat any bread that I buy that has the ingredient "datem" the roof of my mouth swells slightly and feels irritated. Makes me wonder if there might be a connection, and if there is, if there is more to it than just irritation of the roof of my mouth...why do they even use this ingredient, is is to make a bread that is weak and insubstantial seem more full-bodied and chewy? Seems like the more expensive breads with no special claims as to "smooth" or "full" texture don't have it...they taste fine without it...is its main commercial use to cover up deficiencies in texture? I trust that the big bakers are using it because customers like the bread, but I wonder if it is really wise to use it. I did a little research on it, and it appears that it is usually derived from soy, which in the US means a genetically modified soy...why do we need this when we can grow more than enough soy to feed ourselves without using GM soy?

Yes, a person can have an allergic reaction to camphor. I myself am allergic.

An antiinfective is another term for an antiinfectiion - a drug which prevents or counteracts infection.

It is most likely that you won't be. I am allergic to nickel. In high school I ordered a class ring with rhodium plating and could wear it without any problem.

Yes, people are killed by weeds. A weed can be defined as vegetation whose benefits are unappreciated, unfamiliar, unknown or undesirable in terms of the land cultivator or property occupant or owner in question. It may have defenses such as bristles or spines that cause fatal or harmful allergic reactions, foliage or fruits that provoke fatal or harmful reactions, or rhizomes, roots and stolons that result in fatal or harmful falls.

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Rice allergy may not be common in the western world but reported in Japan where rice is the major staple grain. I am myself born of a mixed race, have rice allergy. I have to avoid many medications or vitamin pills as many of them contain brown rice powder. It was only after drinking the rice wine called 'saki', i had a terrible asthma attack and it was difficult for me to breath that i came to know about some problem from rice.

I am symptom free for long time. My guess is that many wheat flour cookies are mixed with rice flour to save cost, so i make my own bread or buy only those that don't give me any problem.

These days most of the cereals contain brown rice syrup and it is just impossible for me to eat any of these products.

It's possible yes or there is a wax build up or too much hair in your dogs ears.

Bloating, nausea and stomach pain could be caused by a food intolerance, a gastrointestinal infection or simply by over-eating.

Anything minimalist and not overly extravagant. Black stones are especially appropriate. If the decease was very close to you, wearing a piece of jewelry that belonged to them might be a good way to perpetuate their memory.

Historically, some mourning jewelry was made using hair from the deceased. This was common practice in the Victorian era when locks of hair would be enclosed in lockets or ring compartments. Or, strands of hair would be woven into the jewelry piece itself. It was also common to engrave the jewelry with the name of the loved one and the date of their death.

If you are allergic to a particular laundry soap, the concentrated variety will cause the same reaction. The larger the exposure to the allergen, the worse the reaction will be.

They should through tiny holes in their ears. Tubes are sometimes inserted if the child has problems with this.

You're probably allergic.

An extreme allergic reaction is called anaphylactic shock, and it is fatal if not treated very promptly with epinephrine.

I use benydryl, I can feel when my hives are about to breakout, so I take 1 benydryl, if the hives are really bad, like when my lips swell or my eyebrows swell, I take 2, and if its really bad and I wanna just sleep it off, I take 3, never more than that, to keep them away I take 1 every 4-6 hours, I have tried Zyrtic, Claritin, and other antihystamines and nothing else works, the price I pay for taking a medicine that actually keeps them at bay, Drowsiness...all day long...I just dont know what else to do, I hope this helps you, I wish someone would have helped me out with this info when I had it bad...

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