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Allergies in the Office Reviewed By: Jennifer Robinson, MD, December 2014 SOURCES: Medical University of South Carolina © 2012 WebMD, L...
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There are many reasons why milk might need to be avoided. It may be because the protein component of milk is not tolerated or because the ...
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Can Food Allergies Cause Eczema? No. Children are born with the tendency to have eczema, and many things can make their eczema worse. T... -
Researchers also believe that the environment plays a key role in the likelihood of developing an allergy. One of the most respected theori...
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Allergic Reaction Overview An allergic reaction is the body's way of responding to an "invader." When the body senses a for...
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It is not unusual to experience allergy-like symptoms following ingestion of alcohol. The reaction can be very specific, for example to a c...
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Blood tests measure the amount of IgE antibody circulating in the blood. The test is carried out on a small sample of blood, usually taken ... -
Atopic eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is a group of diseases involving inflammation of the skin with intense itching, reddening, dr... -
Symptoms Asthma causes a range of breathing problems; the most serious of these is known as an ‘asthma attack’ where the sufferer str...
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