Allergy - All SharePosts Relating To "Allergy Treatment"

EXPERT

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America

posted 10/21/2009, comments (0)

Please Cut a Deal For Patients

Harry Reid may have more to do with your future health care than any single individual, more than your doctor, your pharmacist, that scientist searching for cures, or your spiritual advisor. Harry Reid is Majority Leader for the United States Senate, and he wants the entire Senate to vote on a health care reform bill this... Read more Chevron

Read all my posts | Subscribe | Send Message

EXPERT

Gina Clowes

(Profile)

Founder of AllergyMoms.com

Our Expert | Interested

RSS

posted 10/01/2009, comment (1)

Immunotherapy Allergy Treatment For Peanut Allergies and Beyond

With all of the talk about peanut immunotherapy these days, you'd think that the cure for these life-threatening allergies was right around the corner. While there is no quick fix, immunotherapy in one of the various forms may well be a viable option for treatment of food and environmental allergies. As my son has acquired more allergies... Read more Chevron

Read all my posts | Subscribe | Send Message

EXPERT

Kathleen MacNaughton

(Profile)

Our Expert | Health Professional

RSS

posted 08/03/2009, comments (4)

Clearing Out Nasal Allergies with Saline Irrigations

Pharmaceutical research is producing new solultions for treating allergies every year. There are pills you can take, sprays you can use and shots you can endure, all geared to reducing the hold nasal allergies have over our lives. And those are all great solutions... At the same time, they are invasive. They are foreign substances that we... Read more Chevron

Read all my posts | Subscribe | Send Message

EXPERT

James Thompson, MD

(Profile)

Board Certified Allergist and Asthma Specialist

Our Expert | Health Professional

Get Widget | RSS

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

Read all my posts | Subscribe | Send Message

Emily

(Profile)

Living With It

RSS

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

Read all my posts | Subscribe | Send Message