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Seasonal Allergies: 8 Tips To Keep Yourself Protected During Seasonal Changes
Seasonal allergies happens when airborne irritants, or allergens, enter the eyes, nose and throat, causing an allergic reaction. Read on to know some tips to keep yourself protected.
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Healthy UK Woman, 24, Dies Days After Doctors Dismissed Her Rashes As Allergies
She visited her family doctor, who diagnosed her symptoms as an allergic reaction, prescribing antihistamines and hydrocortisone.
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Eye Health: Constantly Rubbing Your Eye? This Could Be Why
Eyes Health: Understanding the reasons behind your urge to rubbing eyes is crucial to break the habit and prevent potential complications.
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Woman 'Allergic to Running' Says ''She Almost Died'' After Rushing To Catch Flight
Once she reached the gate, Ms. Mangat said she broke out in hives and struggled to breathe.
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Understanding Allergies In Kids: What Must Parents Know
Allergies can be treated with antihistamines, eye drops, and nasal sprays can be prescribed. Sometimes allergy shots are recommended to help desensitise the child to an allergen. These allergy shots however are effective against dust, mould, pollens, animals, and insect stings.
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How To Make A Quick And Easy Desi-Style Grapefruit Salad (Recipe Inside)
Grapefruit is power packed with vitamin C and has remarkable contribution in fighting cough, cold and flu.
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Do You Always Fall Prey To Seasonal Allergies? Control Your Allergies With These Natural Antihistamines
Histamine is a protein that causes all of the symptoms you associate with allergies the sneezing, watery eyes and other cold-like symptoms you despise. Antihistamines on the other hand block the histamine activity, seeking to stop the allergic reaction.
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Preventing snoring
Avoid sleeping pills, tranquilizers and antihistamines before bedtime to prevent snoring.
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Surgery for hay fever shows promise
Radiofrequency (RF) surgery appears to help people with hay fever when drugs fail - even up to five years after the procedure.
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Antihistamine use linked to extra pounds
People who use prescription antihistamines to relieve allergy symptoms may be more likely to be overweight.
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Seasonal Allergies: 8 Tips To Keep Yourself Protected During Seasonal Changes
Seasonal allergies happens when airborne irritants, or allergens, enter the eyes, nose and throat, causing an allergic reaction. Read on to know some tips to keep yourself protected.
-
Healthy UK Woman, 24, Dies Days After Doctors Dismissed Her Rashes As Allergies
She visited her family doctor, who diagnosed her symptoms as an allergic reaction, prescribing antihistamines and hydrocortisone.
-
Eye Health: Constantly Rubbing Your Eye? This Could Be Why
Eyes Health: Understanding the reasons behind your urge to rubbing eyes is crucial to break the habit and prevent potential complications.
-
Woman 'Allergic to Running' Says ''She Almost Died'' After Rushing To Catch Flight
Once she reached the gate, Ms. Mangat said she broke out in hives and struggled to breathe.
-
Understanding Allergies In Kids: What Must Parents Know
Allergies can be treated with antihistamines, eye drops, and nasal sprays can be prescribed. Sometimes allergy shots are recommended to help desensitise the child to an allergen. These allergy shots however are effective against dust, mould, pollens, animals, and insect stings.
-
How To Make A Quick And Easy Desi-Style Grapefruit Salad (Recipe Inside)
Grapefruit is power packed with vitamin C and has remarkable contribution in fighting cough, cold and flu.
-
Do You Always Fall Prey To Seasonal Allergies? Control Your Allergies With These Natural Antihistamines
Histamine is a protein that causes all of the symptoms you associate with allergies the sneezing, watery eyes and other cold-like symptoms you despise. Antihistamines on the other hand block the histamine activity, seeking to stop the allergic reaction.
-
Preventing snoring
Avoid sleeping pills, tranquilizers and antihistamines before bedtime to prevent snoring.
-
Surgery for hay fever shows promise
Radiofrequency (RF) surgery appears to help people with hay fever when drugs fail - even up to five years after the procedure.
-
Antihistamine use linked to extra pounds
People who use prescription antihistamines to relieve allergy symptoms may be more likely to be overweight.
