Allergy Relief:
Articles on allergy relief, allergy treatment and allergy symptoms, food allergies.
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New research is being conducted on the possibility of desensitizing children who have food allergies. Approximately 2.5% of children younger than the age of 3 has an allergy to milk. While most will outgrow the allergy, some children remain severely allergic. For those children, a combined therapy of sublingual immunotherapy and oral immunotherapy is proving to be a viable treatment option.
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With experts predicting that the 2012 allergy season may be the worst of the decade, anything an allergy sufferer can do to relieve symptoms will be essential. In fact, you may be unwittingly doing things to make your seasonal allergies worse.
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Allergy experts predict that because of an early allergy season, only two things stand between relatively normal pollen levels and 2012 becoming the worst spring allergy season in 10 years.
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Researchers have discovered something interesting about how to avoid cat allergy. Check this out before you bring a cat into your home.
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Two allergists are cautioning clinicians against making an allergy diagnosis based solely on traditional blood and skin-pricking allergy tests.
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A glass of wine or beer can lead to rash, itching, sneezing and wheezing. For some people wine can cause severe allergic reactions that fortunately can be identified and treated.
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The record-breaking summer heat and the fall hurricane season are contributing to one of the worst fall allergy seasons yet, says Dr. Cliff Bassett with Allergy and Asthma Care of New York. These weather conditions have caused increased amounts of mold and pollen, particularly in the Midwest. Weather.com has teamed up with the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America (AAFA) to present the top ten US cities with the worst conditions for fall allergy sufferers.
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A capsaicin-containing nasal spray is reported to ease the symptoms of nasal sinus infection of people with non-allergic rhinitis.
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There is a new ally in the fight against life-threatening allergies - man’s best friend, the dog. Boo and Riley, two Connecticut allergy-busting pooches making headlines today, are highlighting a new trend in the country: allergen-sniffing dogs.
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If allergies seem to be a bigger problem than usual, you are not imagining things. Results of a national report, Allergies Across America™, note that while sensitization to numerous allergens has increased, the rise in allergies is due mostly to ragweed and mold.
