This time of year causes a lot of grief for people who have allergies. It’s not just an itchy nose and sneezing, it can disable some people. Of course, we have terrific antihistamines now, and
Adults can tell pretty easily if they react to a specific food but it may go unrecognized in kids. Today, I'll share the less frequently reported symptoms that you or your child may have experienced
Dark chocolate is a staple in my house, but I’m not really allergic to milk. I sometimes sneeze if I drink too much, but that’s about it. I never react to dark chocolate. But some
Let’s be frank. It’s hardly a secret that sugar is bad for you. Most of us who consider ourselves health conscious strive to limit our daily consumption of refined sugar, or sugar in general, which
My eyes are driving me crazy and I thought I’d share what I know with you in case you are feeling the same way right about now. For me, it’s a triple hit from the
The other day I was reading an article that discussed histamine as it pertains to allergies to pollen, like sneezing and itchy eyes. It made me realize that almost everyone assumes histamine causes allergies and
"Dear Pharmacist, I had such a bad reaction to eating hazelnuts that I required a shot, and some steroids. I don’t eat much nuts, sometimes cashews. Do you think I’m allergic to all nuts?" --C.J., Coral
"Dear Pharmacist,I have allergies and I’m not sure which medication to buy. Can you compare/contrast them?"--M.T., Gainesville, Florida Answer: The most common triggers include pollen, pet dander, dust mites, mold spores, cockroaches or foods (like
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