As much as most people like to eat, it can be depressing to learn they have developed food allergies. Despite how good a particular food may taste it is not worth the potential swelling, itching and the potential for death … Continue reading →
If you have these sudden attacks of itchiness, asthma, sneezing, coughing, rashes and red spots all over your body, chances are, you are allergic to something. Common allergies and their symptoms can manifest anytime and anywhere so if you have … Continue reading →
Common food allergies occur most frequently with children, but it is possible for adults to develop them as well. Symptoms of food allergies might include tingling around the mouth, swelling of the lips or a skin rash. It might also … Continue reading →
The cold days of winter bring most of us indoors for the year – and then the sniffles start up. Symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and sore throat are common during the winter months. These unpleasant symptoms can be evidence of … Continue reading →
If your nose has started to become congested and runs constantly or your sinuses have started to itch uncontrollably and you suspect the condition to be more than a common cold it is time to consider using an appropriate allergy … Continue reading →
Having an allergy to a particular food or group of foods can either be a minor annoyance or a life-threatening matter. The unfortunate issue with food allergies is that they are hardly ever realized until an allergic reaction has occurred. … Continue reading →
It’s winter cold season, and lately everyone seems to have a case of the sniffles. A cold is no fun, but it’s even worse when it turns into a sinus infection. Help yourself boot the sniffles early by learning what … Continue reading →
If you have a baby, you may be concerned about him or her having a baby food allergy. While the number of cases of food allergies has exponentially expanded in the past decade, the percentage of children and infants with … Continue reading →
Information from the Mayo Clinic shows that approximately 2 percent of the adult population and six percent of youngsters in the United States suffer from some type of food allergy. While those percentages might seem low, with a total population … Continue reading →
One of the most uncomfortable feelings is waking up to a sinus allergy, to make things worse it can last for days. The number one culprit to absenteeism at work because of the soreness of its symptoms, allergic rhinitis affects … Continue reading →
