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Flonase Vs. Nasonex: which is Better for Me?
Flonase can also treat eye symptoms, such as itchy, watery eyes, from both types of rhinitis. Nasonex, on the other hand, can also be used to treat...
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FDA Approves Nasal Antihistamine to Treat Allergy Symptoms
Dr. Leonard Bielory, an allergist and immunologist, said antihistamine nasal sprays help maximize control of the effects of histamine, the most com...
Read moreNasacort Vs. Nasonex: Whats The Difference?
So, the generic versions of Nasacort and Nasonex likely cost less than the brand- name versions. Typically, Nasacort Allergy 24 Hour is not covered...
Read morePseudoephedrine Vs. Phenylephrine: Whats The Difference?
You may know pseudoephedrine and phenylephrine from their use in Sudafed products. Studies in 2006 and 2009 found pseudoephedrine to be more effect...
Read moreUnderstanding Your Sunflower Allergy
However, according to John Williams, MD, an allergy and immunology specialist at Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, a sunflower seed allergy tends to m...
Read moreCan You Be Allergic to Tea?
If you’re allergic to caffeine, avoid black tea. When choosing any herbal tea, make sure to read the ingredients list, so you can avoid substance...
Read moreZinc for Allergies: is it Effective?
These results indicated that there might be a link between zinc levels and this allergy that needs further study. Although more clinical research i...
Read moreAllergies or ADHD? Hay Fever Can Look Like Behavior or Learning Issues
Allergy symptoms can disrupt kids’ ability to learn. Parents should consider when their child started struggling in school, how long it’s been ...
Read moreHorse Allergy: Yes, Its a Thing
While horses may not be the first animal you think of when it comes to allergies, you can, in fact, be allergic to them. Even walking through an em...
Read moreNightshade Allergy
What is a nightshade allergy? Some people may have a minor intolerance to nightshade plants. Allergies to nightshade plants are considered very rar...
Read moreCan You Be Allergic to Deodorant?
In a 2011 study, 25 percent of people who showed an allergy to cosmetic fragrance were triggered by deodorant fragrance ingredients. Dyes used to a...
Read moreUncommon Food Allergies
For people who are allergic to other, less common foods, identifying and avoiding them can be more difficult. Here are eight of the less common foo...
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