Allergies

Articles in Allergies

By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Mildew is caused by a variety of fungi and usually appears in damp places. Allergies to mildew are usually respiratory, and can range from mild to quite severe... more »
By MIHealthCoach 1 comments
Lemons are great for many uses around the house! Using natural ingredients for cleaning helps to protect your home and family from needless chemicals from conventional cleansers. They smell great, and are inexpensive, and they work. Here are ... more »
By phed0017 1 comments
Try preventing your migraines with these helpful tips. Migraines have a strong impact on the quality of a person’s life so if there are ways to prevent a migraine, it can mean wonders towards improving your quality of life. A true migraine not ... more »
By Angie Shiflett 1 comments
Darvocet is a prescription medication that is often prescribed for the relief of various levels of pain. The official name for this particular drug is "Propoxyphene Acetaminophen". Darvocet has both narcotic and non-narcotic ... more »
By bmerritt 4 comments
As a woodworker and a guy with basic allergies, I often get sawdust into my nose and have extreme sinus issues. A sinus infection and sinus pain is caused by an inflammation and congestion of the mucus in your nasal passages. Sinus affect a ton ... more »
By bookmom 6 comments
When I was growing up, I had constant allergies. In the summer, many, many things in the outdoors would set me off. In the winter, dust and mold kept me reaching for the Kleenex. I was forever sneezing and blowing my nose. This culminated ... more »
By monalisamyheart 1 comments
Dogs can be so sweet, adorable, and fun...unless you are so allergic that you can't be in the same room as your K9 best friend. The good news is that you CAN do something about it. Here's how... more »
By apwil 2 comments
Last month when I was in Dublin visiting my family, I helped celebrate my niece's communion by drinking over a bottle of white wine - all by myself. I had a great time! Then I woke up the next morning and had a horrible rash all over the inside ... more »
By BASHARAT SHAH, MD 6 comments
Except for the severe attack that mandates hospitalization, this article will only cover mild attack of asthma that can be handled at home. When you feel an asthmatic attack coming on just follow these simple steps... more »
By Katherine Huether 2 comments
I have chronic sinus problems. When I have a cold or allergy problems it immediately affects my sinuses. If I'm not careful, it turns into sinus pain and I eventually get an infection. My favorite herb to use for this problems is peppermint. So, ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Tattooing, a popular trend in modern culture, is no longer the taboo practice it used to be. There is still some risk involved even in the cleanest of conditions. People with allergies run the greatest risk for developing adverse effects from ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
While there are no alternative health methods to treat anaphylactic shock once it occurs, you can take steps to strengthen your immune system through natural means. Anaphylactic shock is a life-threatening medical condition where a severe ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Ever since a certain popular daytime talk show host and media mogul talked about the neti pot on her show, this product has become immensely popular as a remedy for sinus and allergy problems. Rather odd-looking and even odder to use, the neti ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Love the look and smell of a garden? Can't do either because the pollen has blurred your vision and clogged your nose? Try an allergy-free garden... more »
By eHow Health Editor 34 comments
Spring is in the air, and if you're like 14 million Americans, this means it's time to reach for a tissue. Hay fever (allergic rhinitis) can cause itchy eyes, a runny or stuffy nose, headaches and coughing. The following steps are suggestions to ... more »
By pianistic 0 comments
Beds are a prime habitat (where 1/3 of life occurs). A typical used mattress may have anywhere from 100,000 to 10 million mites inside. (Ten percent of the weight of a two year old pillow can be composed of dead mites and their droppings.) Mites ... more »
By Rhodes Landscape Design Build 4 comments
What we plant in our gardens can greatly affect our allergies. With some smart, well thought out plant selections you can reduce or eliminate the amount of allergens you and your family are exposed to. Here are some tips to help you get started ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
Anaphylactic shock is a life-threatening medical condition where a severe allergic reaction can cause respiratory and pulmonary distress, which can eventually lead to death. By knowing how to help someone who is suffering from anaphylactic shock, ... more »
By Diane Hartman 0 comments
Selecting a school environment that not only nurtures your child’s intellectual ability, but also provides an allergen free safe zone will prove to be a challenge for many families. Be prepared to ask many questions, and allot adequate time to ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 0 comments
An allergy to corn, while rare, can be potentially dangerous. People who are allergic to corn aren't just allergic to the kernel itself, but to any product containing the corn protein. Allergy symptoms can occur after contact with food products ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 6 comments
Despite dust mites' microscopic size, they can be a significant cause of your allergic reactions. They thrive in moist, warm environments, on a diet of human skin flakes - which are especially abundant in your bedding. The following steps will ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 1 comments
Mold is not one substance, but a variety of different fungi which grow on organic matter. They are also present in foods, and if you are very sensitive to mold, you may need to avoid fermented foods. .. more »
By eHow Health Editor 3 comments
Peanuts are one of the most common food allergens, and unfortunately for sensitive people, more and more peanut products are finding their way into foods once considered safe. The only way to treat a peanut allergy is to avoid any food containing ... more »
By eHow Health Editor 15 comments
Soy allergy is a fairly common food allergy, but different soy products may vary in their ability to cause an allergic reaction. Fermented soy, such as tempeh, will usually cause less of a reaction than raw soybeans... more »
By bizewriter 3 comments
Living with chronic sinusitis can be tough under the best of circumstances. Often the condition worsens in certain environments and climates. Some of the goals for managing sinusitis include preventing sinus surgery, limiting infections and ... more »