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Do You Know What Triggers Seasonal Allergies? Key Facts You Shouldn't Ignore
Seasonal allergies occur when the immune system reacts to airborne substances like pollen, causing symptoms such as sneezing and itchy eyes.
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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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Started Diwali Cleaning? Beware Of Dust Mite Allergy, See Tips To Handle
If sneezing, coughing or a runny nose strikes during Diwali cleaning, then this guide will help you identify dust mite allergy symptoms, and effectively remove dust mites from your home.
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Are You Allergic To Pollens or Dust? You Might Have Allergic Rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis is a type of allergy that affects most number of people. 10 to 30 percent of population in western countries are infected with allergic rhinitis in a year.
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Does Your Child Have Any Allergies?
Allergy is a condition characterised by a level of sensitivity greater than normal to a specific substance or group of substances. Children are quite susceptible to allergies. Some allergies are easy to identify and some are not.
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Kids With Food Allergies At Risk Of Asthma, Rhinitis: Study
Children with a history of food allergy have a high risk of developing asthma and allergic rhinitis, a new US study has warned.
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Food Allergies Linked to Higher Asthma Risk in Kids
The higher the number of food allergies a child might have, the greater is his or her risk of developing asthma and allergic rhinitis during childhood, new research has found.
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Chennai's Killer Air Triggers Respiratory Problems
Everyone in Deenadayalan's family in Chennai suffers from respiratory problems including allergic asthma, sinusitis and rhinitis.
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Pesticides contribute to nasal woes
Recent research shows pesticide exposure may contribute to a common affliction - itchy, runny and stuffy noses.
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Rhinitis can be non-allergic also
In people complaining of rhinitis or a continued nasal inflammation, allergy may not be the only cause. Rhinitis can be non-allergic as well.
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Allergic rhinitis affects sleep quality
Allergic rhinitis (AR) can affect the social life and lead to significant sleep disturbances.
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Indoor plants trigger allergies
Indoor plants could be the source of many allergens and may add to the misery of those who are allergic.
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Women with several kids have less allergies
The more children a woman has, the less likely she is to suffer from allergic rhinitis or allergic conjunctivitis.
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Growing up with cats good for allergies
Allowing cats to be in a child
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Breast feeding curbs allergies in infants
A recent study conducted in Sweden suggests that exclusive breast feeding seems to have a preventive effect on the early development of allergic diseases like asthma, atopic dermatitis, and suspected allergic rhinitis, up to 2 years of age and has a preventive effect on the early development of multiple allergic diseases.
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Do You Know What Triggers Seasonal Allergies? Key Facts You Shouldn't Ignore
Seasonal allergies occur when the immune system reacts to airborne substances like pollen, causing symptoms such as sneezing and itchy eyes.
-
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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Started Diwali Cleaning? Beware Of Dust Mite Allergy, See Tips To Handle
If sneezing, coughing or a runny nose strikes during Diwali cleaning, then this guide will help you identify dust mite allergy symptoms, and effectively remove dust mites from your home.
-
Are You Allergic To Pollens or Dust? You Might Have Allergic Rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis is a type of allergy that affects most number of people. 10 to 30 percent of population in western countries are infected with allergic rhinitis in a year.
-
Does Your Child Have Any Allergies?
Allergy is a condition characterised by a level of sensitivity greater than normal to a specific substance or group of substances. Children are quite susceptible to allergies. Some allergies are easy to identify and some are not.
-
Kids With Food Allergies At Risk Of Asthma, Rhinitis: Study
Children with a history of food allergy have a high risk of developing asthma and allergic rhinitis, a new US study has warned.
-
Food Allergies Linked to Higher Asthma Risk in Kids
The higher the number of food allergies a child might have, the greater is his or her risk of developing asthma and allergic rhinitis during childhood, new research has found.
-
Chennai's Killer Air Triggers Respiratory Problems
Everyone in Deenadayalan's family in Chennai suffers from respiratory problems including allergic asthma, sinusitis and rhinitis.
-
Pesticides contribute to nasal woes
Recent research shows pesticide exposure may contribute to a common affliction - itchy, runny and stuffy noses.
-
Rhinitis can be non-allergic also
In people complaining of rhinitis or a continued nasal inflammation, allergy may not be the only cause. Rhinitis can be non-allergic as well.
-
Allergic rhinitis affects sleep quality
Allergic rhinitis (AR) can affect the social life and lead to significant sleep disturbances.
-
Indoor plants trigger allergies
Indoor plants could be the source of many allergens and may add to the misery of those who are allergic.
-
Women with several kids have less allergies
The more children a woman has, the less likely she is to suffer from allergic rhinitis or allergic conjunctivitis.
-
Growing up with cats good for allergies
Allowing cats to be in a child
-
Breast feeding curbs allergies in infants
A recent study conducted in Sweden suggests that exclusive breast feeding seems to have a preventive effect on the early development of allergic diseases like asthma, atopic dermatitis, and suspected allergic rhinitis, up to 2 years of age and has a preventive effect on the early development of multiple allergic diseases.
