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What to Do in Case of an Anaphylactic Reaction
by 5min in Health & Nutrition > GeneralFind out what to do in the case of an Anaphylactic Reaction.
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Replacing An EpiPen: When Does an Epinephrine Auto-Injector Need to Go?
by AnneEdwards in Health & Nutrition > First AidIf you are anaphylactic to bee stings, food or other allergens, an EpiPen (adrenaline/epinephrine) shot administered at the onset of anaphylacitc shock or severe allergic reaction is of crucial importance. Seconds count. To determine ...
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How To Manage Wheat Allergies
by Mindy_Schwartz in Health & Nutrition > Diseases & Conditions... wheat proteins, such as glutenin and gliadin, which can trigger allergic reactions in the form of asthma, eczema, and anaphylactic shock. Anyone with this allergy must avoid all wheat products. The following contains tips on how to manage ...
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What You Need to Know About Shellfish Allergies
by busybee in Health & Nutrition > GeneralShellfish allergies can range from mild to severe. With a mild allergy, you may have only a mild rash. In the most severe cases, there can be life-threatening complications such as difficulty breathing.
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INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
by mrinali in Health & Nutrition > Diseases & ConditionsA variety of insect may bite humans, but the bitting insects that are likely to produce serious reactions are generally of the order hymenoptera and include bees, wasps, yellow jacket, ants and hornets
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Six Types of Allergies: You didn't Know
by Swapna.P in Health & Nutrition > Diseases & ConditionsAllergy is a disorder of the immune system and it is occurred by the environmental conditions. There are six main different types of allergies, see here what they are.
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Abdominal Pain in Children
by maxyoung in Family > Family Health & SafetyTummy aches are one of the most frequently complained about problems in children.
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Human tapeworm infections
by Alison in Health & Nutrition > Diseases & ConditionsHow do tapeworms and their larvae infect man? Find out here!
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Where and How to Safely Dispose of an EpiPen
by AnneEdwards in Health & Nutrition > First AidIf you or someone you love has a life threatening allergy (anaphylaxis), chances are you've got an EpiPen. An EpiPen auto injector (needle) expels epinephrine (adrenaline), and should be handled with care. What do you do with this ...
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Am I Allergic to the Weather
by Carole Somerville in Health & Nutrition > GeneralSigns and symptoms of allergies associated with different weather conditions
