Latex Allergies

allergic to latex condoms but not gloves :: Article Creator Embarrassing Question: Can I Be Allergic To Semen? SPEAKER It has been reported. But it's really kind of rare. Why are you blaming the semen anyway? Condoms might be the troublemaker. Now, I don't mean to be bashing condoms. They're great. Use them. That's awesome. But some people are a little sensitive to the latex. And it can cause some problems-- if it's even an allergy. You know, if you've got itching down there after sex, it could be an infection. You know what I'm going to say next, right? You need to call your doctor. Don't be shy. They see this stuff all the time, I promise. Sex is supposed to be fun, not itchy. So if you've got something going on down there, go and get it checked out. Don't wait. Get it fixed, so you can get back to the fun stuff. How To Identify An Allergic Reaction To Birth Control And What To Do Next Allergic reactio...

cat allergy shots :: Article Creator The Best Allergy Medications For Cats Which allergy medications for cats are best? Allergies aren't restricted to humans — your cat can suffer from allergies as well. Sometimes, these symptoms are easy to recognize, and other times, they're harder to spot or are misdiagnosed, but once you know what to look for, you can make sure to get your pet the proper treatment. You have a lot of options when purchasing allergy medication for cats, but one excellent choice is Atopica Oral Solution for Cats. What to know before you buy allergy medication for cats What causes allergies in cats? There are multiple types of allergies your cat can suffer from. You first want to figure out the cause so your pet can be properly treated. Food allergies: These are not extremely common in cats, but it's usually recommended to do an elimination diet. If you find the culprit, no further medication is required. Co...

wheat sensitivity diet :: Article Creator Is Gluten Really That Bad For You? Here's What Happens When You Stop Eating It Gluten-free eating has skyrocketed in popularity over the past decade, fueled by claims that cutting gluten leads to better health. This trend shows no signs of slowing down, with the global market for gluten-free foods projected to be valued at $14 billion by 2032. But is ditching gluten a good idea? While some people must cut it out for medical reasons, millions of others have embraced the diet without a clear need. Here's what science says about gluten, why it's become so controversial, and what happens to your body when you stop eating it. What is gluten, and should you avoid it? "Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley," says Melinda Dennis, a registered dietitian and nutrition coordinator at the Celiac Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston (BIDMC). "It acts as ...

latex allergy lips :: Article Creator Allergies To Dental Materials Suspected allergies in dentistry should be confirmed by an allergy test conducted by a dermatologist or allergist, due to the potential for a life threatening allergic reaction or the development of a long-term occupational disability. When an allergy test to a certain dental material is found to be positive, the dental team should take appropriate precautions to eliminate the use of the offending allergen by using alternative materials, for example, latex-free gloves or nickel-free alloys. Research demonstrates that there are numerous potential allergens in everyday dental practice. However, currently there is not enough evidence to indicate that use of popular dental materials should be discontinued. Nevertheless, the dental team should remain vigilant and acutely aware of the potential of the many available dental materials and products to cause allergic hypersensitivity within...

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latex allergy syndrome :: Article Creator Allergies To Dental Materials Suspected allergies in dentistry should be confirmed by an allergy test conducted by a dermatologist or allergist, due to the potential for a life threatening allergic reaction or the development of a long-term occupational disability. When an allergy test to a certain dental material is found to be positive, the dental team should take appropriate precautions to eliminate the use of the offending allergen by using alternative materials, for example, latex-free gloves or nickel-free alloys. Research demonstrates that there are numerous potential allergens in everyday dental practice. However, currently there is not enough evidence to indicate that use of popular dental materials should be discontinued. Nevertheless, the dental team should remain vigilant and acutely aware of the potential of the many available dental materials and products to cause allergic hypersensitivity wi...

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asthma and anxiety :: Article Creator Is There A Recommended Room Temperature For Asthma? The best room temperature for people with asthma is between 68°F and 71°F with a lower humidity between 30% and 50%. This mild air temperature and humidity won't irritate the airways. The ideal room temperature for people with asthma is a mild temperature with lower humidity. Extreme temperatures and humidity levels can trigger an asthma attack. However, you can lower your risk indoors by adjusting the room temperature and avoiding possible irritants that could affect your asthma symptoms. Very hot temperatures with high humidity and very cold temperatures can worsen asthma. That's why experts recommend more mild temperatures. However, there is not much specific research examining the exact room temperature that may be best for someone with asthma. In a small study from 2012, researchers found that a room temperat...

ltp allergy :: Article Creator Are You Allergic Or Intolerant To Alcohol? Do you suffer from terrible hangovers or feel unwell after drinking just a small amount of alcohol? You may be intolerant – or even allergic – to alcoholic drinks. Sue Quinn explores the telltale signs of intolerances and allergies, the difference between them and what to do if you think you're affected. What we understand as a 'hangover' is made up of a particular set of symptoms – usually a thumping headache, nausea, intense thirst, tiredness and brain fog. This is all happens as a result of drinking alcohol, or more specifically, the series of bodily processes it sets in motion. Alcohol is toxic and must be converted by the body into non-toxic substances. This takes time, which is why the symptoms can last for a whole day or more. The length and severity of hangovers can vary, depending not just on the strength and quantity of alcohol consumed, but als...

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latex food allergy syndrome :: Article Creator Food Allergy 101 Mom and son smiling Food Allergy 101 Get the facts on what food allergies are—and what they aren't—plus how to recognize the symptoms and seek testing from a healthcare professional. Mom and son smiling What Is a Food Allergy? Food allergy is a serious and potentially life-threatening medical condition affecting more than 33 million people living in the U.S. Learn about food allergies, what causes them and more. Learn More Diagnosis and Testing Suspected food allergies should always be evaluated, diagnosed and treated by a qualified medical professional. Do not diagnose a food allergy on your own. Self-diagnosis can lead to unnecessary dietary restrictions and inadequate nutrition, especially in children.  Learn More Anaphylaxis Anaphylaxis (pronounced a-nuh-fuh-LAK-suhs) is a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic re...

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pediatric allergist :: Article Creator What Scientists Are Learning About How To Prevent Allergies In Kids Almost 30 percent of children in the U.S have a diagnosed allergy, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, putting them at risk of symptoms ranging from hives and sneezing to life-threatening anaphylaxis. Several large studies have established that introducing children to potential food allergens within the first year of life decreases their chances of developing an allergy. But how much of an allergen should you give a child and when? And what about other allergies, like seasonal allergies, pet allergies, and skin reactions—can those be prevented, too? There's still a lot to learn about how children develop allergies. We spoke to experts to find out what we do know and questions we still need to answer.  Introduce kids to food allergens early A decade ago, doctors recommended delaying introduction to common fo...