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20 Sep 2010 - 07:14:16 am
Allergy and Immunology resources
Dust mites, which seem like they would leave after summer humidity, sometimes get into the air when you turn on the furnace forthe first time after the summer. School kids get to cope with the mold of a school thats been vacant all summer (and the accompanying dust mites of the same situation), chalk dust and school lunch, and you have a recipe for hacking and wheezing all the way through to December. Coping with fall allergies is similar to coping in other seasons - antihistamines, decongestants and allergy shots are all good options.

Ear infections can be serious and will need antibiotics. Parasites can be a special problem especially in humid climates, but they are present in all areas during warm months. Dogs are commonly allergic to the saliva deposited by fleas, although many people do not consider this to be a cause of allergies in dogs. This isn the case. Nevertheless, it is easily treated with a flea product. At times flea bites can become infected and may need a topical antibiotic. People have even been known to go into anaphylactic shock after breathing in airborne particles of shellfish or fish allergen in open fish markets. The most common symptoms are: Swelling of the lips, face, tongue and throat, or other parts of the body. Wheezing, nasal congestion or even trouble breathing. Abdominal http://allergy-and-immunology.findhealthinfo.net/ pain, diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. Hives, itching or eczema. Dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting. FDA standards for minimum infant nutrition requirements. Some infant formulas are soy based and contain additives because soy milk is naturally deficient in some fatty acids and amino acids that are essential for the proper development of a babys neurological system.

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