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.. Morning Call, The (Allentown, PA) , LIFE IS MISERABLE FOR MANY DURING BAD ALLERGY SEASON Ask a local allergist how bad the allergy season is this year and chances are he will scratch his head along with his eyes and nose. "You know what Dr. (Harold) Kreithen always says," Allentown allergist k Shampain told a reporter about a colleague yesterday. "For some people, this is the worst year ever. " Truth is, people who are allergic to grass, tree pollen and mold suffer more or less every spring, regardless of how much of the.. Fort Worth Star Telegram May , Lots of sneezing going on Physicians' treatments are often the best remedies for those who have allergies. BEDFORD Pollen. Dander. Mold. Ragweed. A choo. It's that time of year again allergy season. "I sneezed throughout the whole day," said Susan Holcomb a Bedford resident who is allergic to pollen. "I would take these over the counter antihistamines and they would work. But either I would be too sleepy to function or I wouldn't take them and be miserable. sneezing, running nose, itchy eyes. ".. Journal Star (Peoria, IL) , EDUCATE CHILD ABOUT ALLERGIES>KIDS MUST KNOW WHAT THEY CAN AND CAN'T EAT For parents of children with food allergies, sending a child to school for the first time can bring to light many concerns and fears about their child's safety. Milk is among the most common causes of food allergies in young children. Peanuts can be deadly, half of a peanut is enough to kill a very allergic child. Sending a child into an environment where peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and milk are everywhere, puts enormous stress on parents. The Food Allergy Network, a.. THE ORLANDO SENTINEL , ALLERGIES THE POLLEN PROBLEM According to the American College of Allergy and Immunology, more than million Americans have allergic rhinitis, the syndrome once incorrectly called hay fever because it was attributed to hay. For these people, a seemingly innocent airborne substance such as pollen is treated as a dreadful insult, causing an inflammatory reaction in the nose and other upper respiratory tissues. Of those with allergic rhinitis, about percent are sensitive to tree pollen, especially maples and oaks, the.. The Orange County Register , Pollens, smog stir allergies Two California trade ks, smog and scrub weeds, have combined to make the waning days of summer dog days for about one out of five people, who develop the burning, itchy symptoms of allergies. Smog is at its peak in the region now, and in combination with pollens from sage, Russian thistle, sagebrush and a tiny green plant that most Californians call ragweed is driving many people to reach for their antihistamines, said Dr. Dale B. Sparks, a specialist in allergies and asthma. Sparks,.. Dallas Morning News, The (TX) , When food bites back The holidays are especially risky for those with food allergies Holiday partygoers and party givers beware. Those pretty petit fours, those clever canapés, those delicious dips so tempting, so festive. So dangerous for folks with food allergies. "We are coming up on the most food intense part of the year," says Anne Muñoz Furlong, founder and CEO of the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, an Arlington, Virginia based organization that provides information to folks for whom a bite of peanut or a bit of shrimp can.. |
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