Anaphylaxis Symptoms With 2 Ideas on Preventing It!
Today I'm going to share with you the leading anaphylaxis symptoms and some ideas on preventing this condition. Right now all around you there are...
3 Tips for Finding Relief During Horrible Allergy Seasons
If you're planning to travel this summer, you may end up in a location with high pollen counts. These tiny little particles can become lodged...
5 Signs Your “Allergy” May Actually Be A Chronic Sinus Infection
You’re sneezing like crazy. Sneezing in the morning, the afternoon and night. You’re congested, a little dizzy and fed up. You might actually be allergic to dust mites or tree pollen or even your neighbor’s dog. Or maybe it isn’t allergies at all. Maybe it is something worse. Like a chronic sinus infection. How do you know?
How Do I Know If I Have a Ragweed Allergy?
Ragweed pollen is one of the most common causes of hay fever, and it affects one in five Americans and 85% of allergy sufferers. There are over 15 species of ragweed pollen in the U.S., and it can thrive just about anywhere, from the humid Northwest to the desert-dry Southwest. However, ragweed plants are most commonly found in rural areas and open spaces that get abundant sunshine. And just one tiny plant can produce up to a billion grains of pollen in one season.
Spring Allergy Survival Guide
Spring has been slow in coming to the Northeast this year, with lingering cold temperatures and the occasional flurry. But it was abundantly clear that...
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