Latex Allergies

chronic cough asthma :: Article Creator Why Might You Cough So Hard That You Vomit? Coughing uses muscles that also play a role in vomiting, which is why people sometimes throw up after coughing. When people cough, the aim is for air to force irritants and mucus out of the throat to prevent choking or infection. Sometimes, a cough is very forceful and loud. While most coughing is not serious, a strong cough can break bones, cause bleeding, or make someone vomit. People can vomit after coughing hard because the muscles that the cough triggers are also responsible for vomiting. It is not usually something to be overly concerned about. This article evaluates why someone might cough so hard that they vomit, the treatment options, and when to contact a doctor. There are various reasons why someone might cough so hard that they vomit. These include: smoking asthma COPD infection Cigarette smoking Inhaling smoke can cau

mango latex allergy :: Article Creator Signs And Symptoms Of Allergies Some of the most common signs and symptoms of allergies are sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes. Allergies are caused by the body's immune system mistaking a normally harmless substance as something dangerous, causing an unnecessary reaction. The substance that causes the reaction is called an allergen. Common allergens include latex, pollen, pet dander, mold, dust mites, insect venom, and certain foods, plants, and medications. Here's what you need to know, including when it's best to see a healthcare provider. Design by Health Allergies can be difficult to identify because they can have various symptoms. Some symptoms are common across different allergens, including: Allergies can cause hives, rashes, and trouble breathing in severe cases. Severe allergic reactions can lead to anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening condition, if not trea

wheezing at night only :: Article Creator Swimming With My Daughters I went swimming with my two daughters when they were both expecting babies. The three of us had gone away for the weekend, and were staying at a hotel in Port Clinton, Ohio, which was close to where we used to go on vacation when they were little. Val, the older one, had tried for a long time to get pregnant, taking somewhat heroic measures. I'd gone with her to one of her appointments to get hormone shots, which had felt strange; it reminded me of taking her to get shots when she was a kid. Her younger sister, Sue, had got pregnant quite quickly, two months after Val. For a while, Val was annoyed by this. She didn't say so outright, but we could tell. It had been so hard for her and so easy for her sister, and that took away some of the joy she'd felt when she and her husband found out that they had been successful. But, by the time we went swimming, they were happ