While bees and wasps are an important part of the Earth’s ecosystem, they also pose a danger to children and adults who are allergic to their venom. You can reduce the risk of severe allergic reactions by knowing what severe symptoms look like and how they can be medically treated and prevented. Read More
Allergic Reactions
How to Avoid Allergic Reactions
Allergic reactions are an ordeal dreaded by many people, specifically by those who have experienced how debilitating, and even life-threatening, they can be—the allergy sufferers themselves. If you’re living with allergies, it is natural to want to know how to keep the symptoms from interfering Read More
Can We Really Outgrow Allergies?
Allergies are a common issue that millions of people suffer from. While some people develop allergies as adults, it is more common to develop them during childhood. One common question patients with allergies have is whether they can outgrow allergies. The answer to this question is: Read More
The Difference Between Food Intolerance and a Food Allergy
Symptoms of food intolerance and a food allergy can be similar, so people can be confused between the two. However, there are clear distinctions. Food intolerance is a problem with digestion, whereas a food allergy is a problem with the immune system. Food intolerance may produce discomfort, but it Read More
How Are Allergies Diagnosed in Children?
Swelling in the face, breaking out in hives, and difficulty breathing are all symptoms of an allergy. The allergy may be due to food, pollen, dust, mold, or pet dander, and it can cause significant discomfort or even a severe reaction to the one who is allergic. Allergies are more common in Read More
How Do You Get Rid of an Allergic Reaction Rash?
A skin rash that is caused by an allergic reaction can be uncomfortable and unsightly. Allergic rashes can be caused by a number of different allergens, and they can vary in severity. Although most will go away on their own without treatment within a week or two, there are things you can do to Read More
The Most Common Food Allergies For Kids And Adults
Intolerances and allergies are used interchangeably by people when it comes to food, however, both are different. An intolerance is due to your body’s inability to produce the enzymes needed to break down the food, such as in the case of lactose intolerance. A food allergy is your body producing an Read More
Risk Factors for Allergic Rhinitis
If you get a stuffy or runny nose and your eyes are watery and itchy every so often, and it’s not really a cold – because you’re not getting the typical body aches, fatigue, cough, and sore throat – then your symptoms may be due to your body’s allergic response. This is called allergic Read More
The Most Common Drug Allergy Symptoms
Before a doctor prescribes you any medication, they should ask if you are allergic to a certain drug or substance. Although most medications have minor side effects, you should not have an allergic reaction to them. If you are allergic to a medication, it should be stopped immediately. An allergy Read More
Common Allergies in Children
Any illness that causes a child to be sick can break a parent’s heart, especially when very young children are affected because they don’t yet have the communication skills to describe what they are feeling and where. However, even when they can verbalize, it can be difficult to determine what set Read More