Asthma is a common, respiratory condition that can affect infants and children. Knowing the signs and symptoms can help with a speedy diagnosis and proper treatment.
Few people would disagree that this winter has been particularly challenging. However, March is finally here, and the promise of warmer days lies just around the corner.
Many people aren’t aware that skin is the human body’s largest organ.
There’s probably no scarier feeling in the world — finding it hard to breathe. It may be a signal that you have asthma, a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways.
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This is a myth!!!
Allergy is a genetic disorder that involves reactivity to specific allergens such as dust mite, pollens, and animals to name a few.
Cashew, mango, pistachio, and poison ivy are all part of the evergreen tree family. Mango also contains a fruit protein which is also contained in apple, pear, and peach.
1. Cleaning without providing proper allergen barriers for yourself is a common mistake. Often allergy symptoms can be delayed so the cleaner does not realize the impact until its too late.
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Yes. An egg allergy is no longer considered a reason not to get vaccinated against the flu. Even if you have a severe egg allergy, it is recommended that you get the flu shot.
Do you suffer from a runny nose, nasal congestion, or stuffiness in the Fall?
The Pumpkin is deeply rooted in American culture. Its becomes more prevalent during the holiday seasons where it is included in many holiday foods including breads, muffins and pies.
BUUUURRRRR. . . With our recent freezing temperatures this winter, seasonal mold spore counts have dropped significantly.
