Food and skin allergies are two of the most common allergies in kids. Common triggers include cow’s milk, eggs, wheat, nuts, strawberries, and chocolate. An allergic reaction happens when the body produces antibodies when exposed to harmless triggers. The antibodies are histamines that cause symptoms like a scratchy throat, wheezing, trouble breathing, coughing, or itchy skin. Additionally, food allergies can produce digestive symptoms, such as stomach pain, gas, and diarrhea. The trouble ... [Read More]
Allergies
Managing Your Allergies at Work
For anyone who suffers from allergies, there is no good time of the year. Spring has its hay fever and pollen; autumn has its molds and tree spores; and winter has high levels of dust. It seems like with every change of seasons, you find yourself sniffling and sneezing all day long. This feeling is amplified when you’re trying to get through a day at the office while suffering from allergies. When allergies are severe, you may just want to call out sick. However, we have some tips to help ... [Read More]
Simple Strategies to Fight Seasonal Allergies
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the weather is beautiful. What season is it? You guessed it! Allergy season! Springtime can be miserable for people who suffer from seasonal allergies. Right when the weather starts to get warm, the last things you want are puffy eyes and a runny nose. If you fight seasonal allergies, there are several steps you can take to help you get through the season. For tips on how to fight seasonal allergies, try the simple strategies below. Protect Your ... [Read More]
Everything You Need to Know About Allergies
If you are struggling with allergies, you are definitely not alone. Approximately 50 million people in the United States suffer too, and that number keeps increasing. Some allergies may be temporary or seasonal, while other people may have chronic allergies, and suffer constantly. It is those sneezy, itchy-eyed, congested months from early spring to late fall when trees and grasses bombard the air with pollen. Allergy symptoms may last right through summer, depending on what you’re allergic ... [Read More]
