03
Dec
How To Manage Allergies
Dealing with allergies is always a pain. Between the runny noses, congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, and other unpleasant symptoms, it can be hard to enjoy life when your allergies are raging. And with spring approaching, many people with seasonal allergies will soon be desperate...
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Dec
How Long Do Allergy Shots Last?
Allergy symptoms occur when the immune system reacts to an allergen that has entered the body by producing specific antibodies. These antibodies can recognize the same allergic substance if it enters the body again, causing itchy, watery eyes and nasal and sinus congestion.Aller...
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Dec
When Should I See a Pediatric ENT?
A pediatric ENT is a specialist in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the ears, nose, or throat in children. While you can rely on your primary care doctor to treat many common children's illnesses, in some cases, the expertise of a pediatric ear, nose and throat...
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Dec
How Can I Stop My Allergies?
Allergies are very common, both for adults and children in the US. In fact, allergies affect over 50 million people yearly. While some allergens can be easily avoided, the most common allergies, such as hay fever, a dust allergy, or an allergy to pet dander can be much more chall...
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Dec
7 Signs You Have Allergies
With over 50 million Americans dealing with allergies on a yearly basis, allergies are more common than ever. But how do you know if you have allergies? Some allergy symptoms can easily be mistaken for cold or flu symptoms. If you are unsure whether you have allergies, continue r...
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