Well, the long-awaited summer has arrived! We enjoy flowers, warmth, and sunlight, which are also beneficial for our health. Unfortunately, people with allergic reactions to sunlight cannot always share the delight of the arrival of hot days. Fortunately, a mild…
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An Allergist’s Summer Guide to Sun Allergy Treatment
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Are Milk Allergy and Intolerance Different?
A lot of people face such allergies, which are especially dangerous for babies. About 2.5 percent of children under three years of age have a milk allergy. If the allergen is not avoided and timely treatment is not received, a…
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How to Control Asthma in Spring Season
Many are waiting for spring—a wonderful time of blooming flowers and warm sun. Unfortunately, for those who suffer from asthma, a difficult period begins. Asthma in the spring can be more difficult to control. We spend more time outdoors, and…
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Are Allergies Genetic? Hereditary Factors
Does anyone close to you have allergies? It is a warning sign. After all, you too may be at risk. This illness is often inherited. Of course, it is more common in children. However, allergies can develop at any age….
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How Asthma Makes Cold and Flu More Dangerous
People often take the flu lightly, but it is extremely unsafe. The flu period in the US sometimes runs from fall to spring. If left untreated, it can lead to pneumonia or even death. Respiratory illnesses often come in this…
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