Allergies

No, allergy tests look for immune responses and are sometimes accompanied by a CBC (complete blood count) test. Neither of these tests for THC, but it is a good idea to disclose to your doctor if you are using weed.

Not sure what all side affects may be but when I take Zyrtec I start to cough. I recommend you take Claritin or the pill form of claritin: loratadine.

swelling AND ITCHING OF THE HANDS OR WHERE THE LATEX HAS COME INTO CONTACT WITH THE ALLERGIC PERSONS SKIN....SEVERE MAY CAUSE DIFFICULTY BREATHING OR SHORTNESS OF BREATH...THROAT CLOSING TYPICAL SYMPTOM OF AN ALLERGIC REACTION

Yes it can.... Decongestants forces your body to drink more liquids.

Allergic symptoms include itchy rash, swelling, runny nose, watery eyes, and possibly difficulty breathing.

Any plant can cause a reaction to a susceptical individual. All you can do is avoid the type that you think causes the problem.

Malt present in Milo tonic drink, I am allergic to this.

Funny, I just called my doctor and asked him the same thing! My daughter is only 27.5 pounds, but the doctor recommened 1 teaspoon every 4 hours.

• Celiac disease, an autoimmune disease triggered by exposure to gluten.
• Lactose intolerance, an allergy to milk sugar.
• etc.

That's easy. being allergic to dust because almost every were is dust so you'll prob always be sneezing and stuffy nose so its like every season is allergy season for you.. i know this because my friend is allergic to dust..... sincerely, Holli

Lecithin is not a milk protein; it should not cause any problem for a person with a milk allergy.

no it's not caused by bacteria

Allergies are an immune system response to some sort of external stimulus, typically specific types of airborne particles in the case of respiratory allergies. Seasonal allergies tend to be caused by sensitivity to some form of plant life, which bloom (and thus, produce airborne particles) only a limited time each year.

I do not think so. I have never heard of that kind of thing happening.

Food allergy and food intolerance are not the same thing. Food allergy means that your immune system attacks the food because it is mistaken for an invading organism. Whereas, food intolerance (typically, lactose intolerance) is a difficulty in digesting that type of food due to insufficient secretiion of digestive enzymes (lactase, in the case of lactose intolerance).

Any medical doctor would say no. The reason they would say no is because of the inhalant use. You shouldn't attempt to use or use inhalants followed by Allegra which is an allergy medication. Most would say your allergies or hay fever is related to your inhalant use.

Your doctor may recommend rehabilitation services for your drug addiction before placing you on any medications as commonly Inhalant users who have allergies have allergies because of the said inhalant use.

There are many signs to an allergic reaction (I have had 5 myself) and they sometimes may not stand out. If there is itching of the lips, almost always the next step will be the closing of the throat. Insert Benadrill or other allergy meds. If allergic reaction seems to get worse, call a doctor or go to the emergency room IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!

Put a drop or 2 of eucalyptus oil in your nostrils every couple of hours; this really helps to open up the bronchial passages.

Yes. A sinus headache can occur at the same time as a tension headache, and both can occur at the same times as migraines. When trying to make a diagnosis, doctors will look at the location and quality (ie: pressure, throbbing, dull ache) of the pain, as well as other symptoms you have (like having a cold recently, being under a lot of stress, or having muscle issues in the back and neck).

Sorry as a person allergic not only to human hair but sinthetic i have to disagree, I have to take pills just to not itch my skin off everytime a bit of hair falls off my head into what ever i am wearing . I even thought okay cut off my hair and wear wigs and even a strand lost from a wig on my skill will cause me to itch insesently , but my doctor gave me lotradine that i wont take everyday cause i inspect my clothes and coats when i put them on . Some time the itch starts regardless cause i miss hairs , but the lotradine makes the itch go away in about 30 mins and i struggle till then not to draw blood when i am scratching. So yes there are some of us that are allergeric to human hair . Though i think it is caused by medications i have to take cause it was not like this my whole life.

not sure if that actually exists. not sure if anyone would understand a one word answer anyway. i just state fact.

the person can not eat or be around this item or it means certain death.

this is what happens to them if they do. skin rash, vomit, throat closure, death... this is what must be administered if it is mistakenly around the person.

and then they look at you like you're insane b/c they've never heard of it or they have heard of it and have many mistaken ideas about it.

it's complex. just state facts in the most neutral tone until they get what you're trying to say.

good luck. be strong.

not technically because air itself is not an allegy but you can be allergic to things in the air like dust and some airborne liquids.

No, because it can happen even if you don't have asthma. It can be more severe if you have asthma however.

No. Allergra D has pseudoephedrine in it. Pheudopherine can be used to make amphetamines illegally.

your doctor can give you allergie shoots, and he can give you medicine.

NO i am not