Latex Allergies

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newborn milk allergy :: Article Creator My Baby Is Allergic To Milk. What Can I Feed Her? You do not say why your daughter needs a lactose free diet - the commonest reason is a temporary lactose intolerance which can happen after gastro-enteritis. In this the lining of the gut wall is damaged and can not make the enzyme lactase which breaks down the sugar lactose found in milk. It gets better on its own after one to two months, but in the meantime a lactose free diet is usually recommended. Occasionally lactose intolerance can be due to a deficiency of the lactase enzyme usually at the time of weaning. This deficiency is commoner in races who do not routinely drink much milk and only occurs in about 6 per cent of Caucasian races. Children may get bloating and flatulence, watery acid smelling stools and sometimes stomach ache. Symptoms tend to be worst from the time of weaning until about two years of age. After this they usually improve spontaneously...

hay fever cough :: Article Creator Coronavirus: Hay Fever Symptoms Could Mimic Covid-19, GPs Warn How can you tell if it's hay fever or coronavirus? People with hay fever should not confuse their reaction to pollen with the symptoms of coronavirus, GPs say. While many symptoms - such as a runny nose - are different, hay fever can also prompt a cough that can alarm both sufferers and those around them. That has prompted many of those suffering with the allergy to contact family doctors for advice. The Royal College of GPs said sufferers should consider whether their symptoms are the same as in previous years. But it has also expressed concern that people may leave the house thinking they have just got the seasonal illness when they have actually contracted the deadly virus. The main coronavirus symptoms are a fever or a new continuous dry cough, which can sometimes lead to breathing problems at a later stage ...

foods to avoid with dust mite allergy :: Article Creator How To Avoid Surprise Allergy Attacks Out of nowhere -- a sneeze attack. Who knows what caused it? An assortment of indoor and outdoor allergens can launch a surprise assault. Pollen's a biggie; so is mold. Whatever you can do to tame those plagues will make your life sweeter. Allergy attacks are the body's overreaction to an irritant. An allergen is normally a harmless substance in the environment, such as pollen, which causes the immune system to react as if the allergen is harmful. Pollen, dust mites, mold, animal dander, and insect stings are common allergens -- triggering a range of symptoms, if you are sensitive to them. Mild reactions might be a rash, eye irritation, and congestion. With a moderate reaction, there's itchiness or difficulty breathing. A severe reaction, called anaphylaxis, is a rare but life-threatening emergency in which the whole body reacts. It's...

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food intolerance treatment :: Article Creator Gluten Intolerance Vs. Coeliac Disease; It Gets Confusing, Here's How To Spot The Difference Gluten has become a hot topic in recent years, with a growing number of people eliminating it from their diets. However, many remain unclear about the distinctions between gluten intolerance and coeliac disease, and even use the two terms interchangeably.  While both conditions involve a reaction to gluten, a protein found in grains like wheat, barley, and rye, they differ significantly in their causes, symptoms, and management. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective diagnosis and management. To do the same, we at OnlyMyHealth interacted with Dr. Piyush Ranjan, Vice-Chairperson, Institute Of Liver Gastroenterology & Pancreatico Biliary Sciences, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi. RELATED: 3 Common Coeliac Disease Myths Debunked By A Gastroenterologist What is Gluten? Dr Ranjan...

asthma and exercise :: Article Creator Exercise During Pregnancy May Cut A Child's Asthma Risk In Half Wheezing, shortness of breath, tightness in the chest: the symptoms of an asthma attack can be scary, especially for children. But, a new study suggests that pregnant women may have some agency over whether their child develops asthma. Researchers from Finland found that the offspring of women who exercised at least three times a week during pregnancy were less than nearly half as likely to be diagnosed with asthma as the children of inactive women. "We showed for the first time that it could actually also protect from asthma development," says Pirkka Kirjavainen, lead study author and a researcher at the University of Eastern Finland. What causes asthma in children? Asthma affects nearly 25 million people in the United States, including 4.7 million children under the age of 18, according to the National Institutes of Healt...

the allergy clinic :: Article Creator Allergy And Immunology Content Environmental allergies. We use positive results from this gold standard method of testing as guide management. Avoidance is always the first step in any kind of allergen sensitivity. For example, reducing exposure to household dust, dander, and mold are effective ways to reduce allergy symptoms. Where avoidance is not enough, we develop a medication plan to treat symptoms. Finally, based on your input, we may use the results of environmental allergy testing to make highly specific allergen immunotherapy (allergy shot) mixes for each patient. Food allergies. We use the results of food allergy tests together with a detailed history to develop a plan for the avoidance of specific foods, and rapidly treat reactions from accidental exposures. However, unlike environmental allergies, the results of food allergy tests are not used for allergen immunotherapy because of their high risk...

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intolerance to nuts :: Article Creator Candy Bar Recall Sparks Nationwide Warning Gardners Candies is recalling its Cappuccino Meltaway bars due to the possibility the product contains undeclared cashew nuts. Why It Matters Customers who purchased the bars and have a tree nut allergy or severe sensitivity to nuts may have a "serious or life-threatening allergic reaction" if they eat one, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns. The bars were distributed and sold across the United States beginning September 1 and online at www.GardnersCandies.Com. Newsweek has contacted Gardners via phone for additional comment and left a voicemail on Friday afternoon. What To Know The 1.25-ounce packages of the bars are being recalled. The packaging is white plastic and has a lot number of 082725 and an expiration date of August 27, 2025. The recalled product can also be found in treat boxes with a lot number of 101625 and 112525. The...