Allergies

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Two possible causes are food/non food allergies/intolerance or diabetes type 2. However, there are many other possible causes. It would be wise to check with your own physician or medical adviser.

no brown spots on the back of the tongue shows that u are going to die in a day other signs are blocked up throats

If you are allergic to dogs, a toy fox terrier could trigger the allergy.

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the salt I don't really know the right answer, but this is wrong, because salt is added. Notice how people still get a reaction when the box says UNSALTED in bold type?

* It would most likely be more a reaction to the preservatives in the sauerkraut than to the cabbage itself. * I agree with the answer above. In addition, I have "allergic" reactions to sauerkraut, even organic sauerkraut without preservatives. (Apart from not being able to cope with preservatives of any kind) I have allergy/ intolerance to cabbage (and, unfortunately, anything else in that food family such as cauliflower) and I have an allergy/intolerance to vinegar and fermented products of any kind. This is sad because I like sauerkraut, vinegar, pickles, soy and fermented products.

Well, allergy shots dont really cause nausea but, your reaction to them does. As this has happened to me because I take three shots. I was put under imediate care. Exactly what you should do if this happens to you. It's a very serious thing if you have nausea after your shots. Tell your doctor quickly. Nausea after this shot is a sign of reaction that might be life threatining.

If the Jackapoo inherited the Poodle's non-shedding coat, then it is possibly the best dog for a person allergic the dogs, although it is recommended that this person should get another type of animal as a pet. If the Jackapoo inherited the Jack Russell Terrier's constant shedding coat, then a person allergic to dogs should not get one.

A double-blind placebo-controlled food challenge, in which increasing quantities of allergen capsules and placebo capsules are administered under a doctor's supervision to test for a reaction, is considered the "gold standard." It's considered more accurate than either a blood test or a skin test.

Please understand you should NOT self medicate. If you are ill and need treatment you should go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) for a diagnosis specific to you and your condition. Your doctor is trained (for over 5 years) on which drugs are suitable for you and the affects they have when mixed together and will prescribe medicines for you and tell you how to take them.

The Internet is no substitute for a doctor and if wrong information is inadvertently or deliberately provided you could do yourself serious harm.

yes, but 12 hours between tablets

If the piercing was done with a piercing gun then that should answer the question.

That's really simple: an allergic reaction is when your body responds excessively to something, making way too many antibodies to counter the antigen. When antibodies are made, Memory B cells are also made. These help identifying the antigen faster the next time.

So the next time you're stung by a bee, the Memory B cells recognise the antigen and antibodies are made faster than the first time.

There's you're answer, sorry for my English incase I misspelled something, I'm not from America.

First of all, you cannot take anything to stop nut allergies as in medicines.

You can however get allergy shots, like i do. It doesnt hurt really... it just feels like a normal shot. THIS WILL HELP YOU!

I am allergic to bees and NO longer have to fear literally for my life.I would just have the same reaction anyone else would, and it helps so much! I recommend this especially for nut allergies.

Maybe shots will help you if you don't have a serious nut allergie. But I do and a shot won't help. My doctor even told me. Also a warning: if a test tells you you have grown out of an allergy don't even try to eat nuts even if your shot tells you so.

She was not allows to have sugar

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There are a number of locations that one can find recipes for those with food allergies. there are specific cookbooks about it, and websites like eatingwithfoodallergies. Webmd also has a section of food recipes for those with food allergies.

Some recommended breeds are bichon frise, yorkshire terrier, shih tzu, basenji, chinese crested, maltese, and several other types of terriers, like bedlington and kerry blue.

The ten most common food allergies are milk egg, tree nut, fish, shellfish, wheat, soy, peanut, hay fever, and pollen.

the eustachian tube maintains balance on both sides,so if it is clogged pressure will increase on one side and the person may become deaf.

Nothing, I just took 3 180's

Yes and no - to anyone allergic to dust, hay is always full of dust that contains pollen, mould spores and loads of other things, no matter how good it is. Hay allergy is not uncommon.

Yes, it can do if you have the predisposition or food intolerance. In which case, other foods may start to cause the same problem. Keep a food diary. You will soon be able to identify the culprits.