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To know if you do need a Dust Mites Treatment you will want to know first if you are allergic. Are you showing any allergy symptoms? Studies have shown that as many as 10% of the general population and 90% of those who suffer from allergic asthma are sensitive to dust mites. Another study shows 45% of young people with asthma are allergic to them also, not good numbers. Dust Mite Allergy Symptoms Unfortunately, it is the mites cast skins and fecal matter that make up a large...
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There are many things that can be done in the ways of a Dust Mites Treatment. The first thing would probably be to take care of your mattress. Your biggest exposure of the day is when you sleep, since your face is right next to all the allergic particles. The most effective process would be to thoroughly vacuum and clean your mattress including the base of the bed and the pillows. After, you will want an air-tight plastic cover. Lots of places sell bedding a pillow cases specific for...
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How to Avoid the Flu when Traveling.
By Murray Grossan, M.D. Cedars-Sinai, Author of "The Sinus Cure"
The thought of getting sick when traveling with a new type of virus on
the loose is quite scary. A measure of good news is that by taking
some common sense steps you can dramatically increase your chances of
staying healthy.
My patient, EJ, hadnt flown in 5 years because she would be sick for
a week after every flight. As...
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Question: I have had nasal polyps several times. These always cause infections and breathing difficulties, which get worse as winter approaches. Answer: Polyps are small fleshy growths attached by a stalk to the surface they spring from. They can occur in different parts of the body, including the lining of the nose where, as you say, they affect the respiratory process. The nose is primarily a passage for air to enter the respiratory system. It also functions as an...
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It's impossible to completely avoid pollen allergens, but with a few techniques you can reduce your exposure to these irritants and help keep your allergy symptoms under control.
The first thing you need to do is get tested, so you known exactly which type of pollen you are actually allergic too. You'll need to know which seasons are bad for your particular allergen pollen, so you have to identify them first.
Don't expect one single plan to avoid pollen. You'll...
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Spring is in the air – and in your eyes, nose and throat…
35 to 40 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies that result in itchy, watery eyes, runny nose and sneezing. Not much fun to say the least. Trigger-Happy Allergens An allergy is an exaggerated response of the immune system to a substance it sees as foreign to the body. It is “exaggerated” because these are generally substances that should be harmless, and in someone who is...
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There is much confusion over what causes allergies but we will shed some light on the true nature of allergies in the home environment and how an allergies air purifier can reduce symptoms. Allergies can be caused by exposure to pollution in a particle form such as dust mite or a chemical form such as formaldehyde. A human body can have different immune responses to a pollutant depending on various environmental factors. The good news is, choosing the right air purifier can...
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Most people are familiar with common signs of food allergies such as hives, inflammation, nausea and lethargy. However, there are many other symptoms which are not as common and are often mistaken for being symptoms of other ailments. Dark circles under the eyes, frequent sniffing and constant throat-clearing are signs as are irritability, moodiness, hyperactivity, or frequent fatigue.
Digestive problems are these common symptoms of food allergies , but the problem...
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Atopic diathesis is a predisposition to develop hay fever, allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma, urticaria, and / or atopic dermatitis. The atopic person has a predilection to produce regain antibodies in abnormally large amounts. The regain response to allergens is preponderant in such individuals and this is responsible for the type 1st (IgE- mediated) hypersensitivity manifestations. Atopic dermatitis (AD) an expression of atopic diathesis, in an abnormally reacting skin, may manifest in...
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To keep your immune system from through reacting, you will first require to decipher just what is provoking it to go into overdrive. Here are 5 immune system stressors that may be cooperating to the release of histamines in your body.
Your diet: Adopting an anti-inflammatory diet is one of the first steps to take in the course of allergy season. If you eat foods that are high inflammatory foods, your seasonal allergies could be worse particularly if you're earlier sensitive...
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