How far are you willing to go to treat your allergy and asthma problems?
Would you allow your doctor to infect you with parasitic worms in order to suppress your allergy immune system? Apparently there are allergy sufferers who would.
A physician/scientist conducted a study that involved the intentional infection of 15 allergy patients with hookworms. Another 15 were part of the control group (allergy patients in the study that were not infected for the study). The infected patients had
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...immunotherapy. SCIT is what is commonly referred to as "allergy shots" and is the most common... Read more »
...symptoms worse too. So, it's important to find an allergy treatment that works for your kid. ... Read more »
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Allergen Block is a new treatment for allergies that traps pollen before it enters the nose. The over-the-counter gel is applied to the outer nose... Read summary »
MADISON, Wis. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Fall is coming, and so is ragweed season. It runs from mid-August through November, and this fall millions... Read summary »
If you have allergic asthma, rhinitis, conjunctivitis, or pet dander allergies you may be the perfect candidate for allergy shots. According to the... Read summary »
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Doctors may have found a cure for dangerous peanut allergies. Childhood allergies to peanuts have become widespread in recent... Read summary »
If you've found that your migraines are worse during allergy season, you're not alone, experts say. In this short video, a reporter talks to a man... Read summary »