Look Out For Mountain Cedar
Posted on August 20, 2008
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Mountain Cedar is a type of pollen that affects so many people. This pollen is very active in the fall and winter months, especially in states like Texas.
When a cold front blows through areas, it will also blow in pollens like the mountain cedar. When this happens, those allergic to it will begin feeling symptoms of a nose that stops up and runs at the same time, headache, throat that feels dry, itchy and burning, as well as the eyes puffing up. This may also be a time when the voice becomes hoarse to the point of not being able to talk much.
If there is an allergy to mountain cedar, it will not matter whether the person is inside or outside. The body is like a radar or sonar and will automatically detect it when it is in the air and react to what it is sensing. Take this time and get some rest, take an antihistamine, drink a lot of water and take vitamins.
House Cleaners and the Negative Effect on Allergies
Posted on August 20, 2008
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There are some chores that nobody likes to do and cleaning is one of those hideous chores. Yet, if we do not clean, germs will begin to invade every part of our homes spreading bacteria, which can lead to bad things. So, cleaning is very important to do and is highly necessary. But, what about the products we use to clean and how many people are affected by using them.
With all the cleaners we use, some can be very harsh and even harmful to someone who has allergies. Breathing many of the chemicals can be dangerous and cause severe side effects. If someone is cleaning the bathroom and has to breathe the fumes or smell of the cleanser, that person may experience a headache, eye and throat that burns, not being able to breathe too well and possibly nose bleeds. If that happens, that person should go to another area where there is fresh clean air.
Anytime you have to clean with a cleanser, make sure to have a way to have some kind of ventilation, so you can have fresh air to breathe.
Tic Bites - What To Do
Posted on August 18, 2008
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Beth Gottlieb MD
Ped Rheumatology
www.DrMDK.com
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Choking - Treatment - Adults & Children (2005 Protocol)
Posted on August 16, 2008
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Treatment for choking adults & children for mild & severe obstructions
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Perfumes, Colognes and Body Sprays Can Be Allergy Triggers
Posted on August 15, 2008
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Everyone wants to look their best and will go through great lengths to do so. Daily regimens are part of the human habit to look beautiful, while smelling good. Yet, some of those things that are used to make this happen can easily rub people the wrong way, literally.
Perfumes, colognes and body sprays are nice to have and have some wonderful scents that smell so good and can also make a big difference in the appearance of someone. But, the mere hint of the smell can cause someone’s eyes and throat to burn as it feels tight, itch, begin coughing, sneezing and in some cases a chest that feels tight.
If this happens, it is important for the person who is having the reaction to find another area to go to where the air is clearer and free of the smells.
Choking - Treatment - Adults & Children (2005 Protocol)
Posted on August 15, 2008
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Treatment for choking adults & children for mild & severe obstructions
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Choosing the Right Air Filter
Posted on August 10, 2008
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When having to deal with the irritating allergies that seem to persist and do not want to leave, doing all that can be done to prevent it is the best way to go. One of the ways to do that is to get something that will take care of that for you. An air filter is a good thing to have for indoor filtering.
There are many air filters to choose from, so finding the one that suits the situation may take a little bit of searching, but it will be worth it.
Air filters will help to give the air a more pure atmosphere by cleaning things it. Dust particles manage to linger in the air and do not want to go away, but the air filter will help to grab it. Grease can smell the whole house up and when someone has allergies, this can really bother him or her. Smoke is always like a cloud that just sits there and stays, but a good purifier will help with that.
Choking - Treatment - Adults & Children (2005 Protocol)
Posted on August 5, 2008
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Treatment for choking adults & children for mild & severe obstructions
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Makeup May Trigger Allergies
Posted on August 5, 2008
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Makeup is a common thing that people decide to wear according to their own preference and choice. Some may want to use a little of a lot, but one thing should be taken into consideration when wearing it. How it treats the skin.
Some people can wear makeup without any kind of problem, yet there are others who have allergies with it. One of the reasons for this is the ingredients or chemicals that have been used in creating and blending the makeup.
The skin can become irritated, red and itchy with some burning. There may also be some bumps, perhaps small blisters or hives that begin to surface on the skin where the makeup has been.
If there is a sensitivity to makeup, maybe it would be a good idea to stay of way from makeup and use a sunscreen that has shades of color or try switching the brand. Sometimes, the brand can be the cause but not always. Trial and elimination is the best solution for this, so don’t get discouraged.
Choking - Treatment - Adults & Children (2005 Protocol)
Posted on July 31, 2008
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Treatment for choking adults & children for mild & severe obstructions
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The Power of Latex
Posted on July 31, 2008
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Many of the items used every day contain a substance that is otherwise known as latex. Latex is used with products, such as gloves, undergarments, band-aids and various other things. Hospitals are famous for using products that are made with latex. However, many people cannot tolerate the latex and will their immunity will respond in a negative manner when coming in contact with it.
When a child gets a shot or vaccination, a band-aid with latex is placed over the area that was given the shot. The child may begin to cry or say that the band-aid is hurting in the area it has been applied. This could be because of the latex irritating the skin. If there is an allergic reaction to latex, the skin can become inflamed, red and burn. Use Vaseline or baby oil to remove it.
Poisons - Introduction
Posted on July 28, 2008
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Introduction to Poisons
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Resuscitation for an adult (2005 Protocol)
Posted on July 27, 2008
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Using rescue breaths and chest compressions if signs of circulation are absent
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Resuscitation for a baby (2005 Protocol)
Posted on July 26, 2008
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Using rescue breaths and chest compressions if signs of circulation are absent on a baby (under 1 year)
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Stress—One of the Triggers For Allergies
Posted on July 26, 2008
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Stress is something we cannot avoid or get rid of. In every city, state, family or friend, stress will is going to be around with the potential to rise up and try to take control.
Stress is something that needs to be taken under control because of the long-lasting effects it can have on a person’s life. The more the stress impacts a person, the more wear it can put on the body, which will affect the immunity.
Allergies happen when the immunity in a person’s body is not agreeing with a particular thing, whether it is food, medicine or perfume. Add some stress to that and it makes it much worse. So, when it rains, this person will feel the affects of the allergies much quicker and possibly worse.
By eating a balanced diet and Vitamins like C and E with a multi-vitamin, this will help the immunity get stronger. Hopefully, stress and those allergies will not take control of you, but instead you will take control of them.
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