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Candice Jones

Mom of a 2 year old

posted 06/30/2009, comments (3)

2 Year Old Son suffering with eczema/contact allergies

If anyone has any experience with dealing with eczema/ skin contact allergies... I'm begging for help and knowledge. My son has been tested twice for allergies, once through blood, and once as a skin test. Nothing showed up. Of course, it isn't exactly accurate considering his age. We are doing a 2 week trial right now with... Read more Chevron

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posted 06/19/2009, comments (5)

4 Steps to Stop Overprotecting Your Allergic Child

Our job as parents is to protect our children, but our goal is to raise a responsible adult. When a child has a serious health issue, it's natural that we hold on a little tighter and often for a little longer. When the stakes are very high, as they are with life threatening food allergies and asthma, we do not have the luxury of allowing... Read more Chevron

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posted 06/19/2009, comment (1)

can body of some person causes allergy to other

I am in very pathetic situation. Because of my presence, some of my friend gets post-nasal drip, some feels itching nose and some sneeze. But i am very helpless. This is happening since last 1 year. Is it because of my body or my body heat or some body static energy. Or i am generating some unkown dust because of perspiration. Or do my... Read more Chevron

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James Thompson, MD

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posted 06/17/2009, comments (5)

Three Reasons Your Hay Fever Treatment May Be Failing

1. Your medication may not be targeting the right symptoms. Some patients enter my office frustrated because of the failure of their antihistamine pills (e.g. Claritin (loratadine), Zyrtec (cetirizine) and Allegra (fexofenadine) to relieve symptoms of nasal-sinus congestion. Antihistamines chiefly dry up the nose and reduce itching... Read more Chevron

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Emily

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posted 06/17/2009, comments (0)

tea as medicine? it's true!

A great source of relief from seasonal allergies and sinus problems is Traditional Medicinals Breathe Easy tea. It has been clinically proven to improve sinus health and is take to take before bed. It is also 100% organic and fair trade. Check out their website at traditionalmedicinals.com

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