Articles, tagged with "allergic rhinitis", page 1
02nd February 2012
The phrase asthma is derived through the Greek phrase for asthma, which signifies choking, shortness of breath. Therefore, the term of your disease (asthma) is derived from the primary characteristics from the illness.
Signs or symptoms (indicators) of...
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Author:
deborahpie
16th January 2012
Viruses that cause sneezing and colds also cause inflammation that will increase the size of leakage of fluid through the blood vessels into the lining in the nose and also in to the nose. Nasal complications caused by viruses is often incredibly irritati...
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Author:
indhapsari
06th December 2011
Allergic rhinitis is an atopic disease, which is inherited from the parent. If each your mother and father have allergic rhinitis or other respiratory illnesses such as asthma, tuberculosis, and emphysema, the probability that you have these sorts of resp...
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Author:
ppkxin01
17th November 2011
Allergy season is upon us again. 35 million American’s suffer from seasonal allergies, also known as “hay fever” and “seasonal allergic rhinitis.” These allergies occur when we inhale pollens and mold spores from flowers, trees, grass, and even weeds.
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Author:
Janna Chin M.A.
12th October 2011
Sinus Buster - Incorporates capsaicin (cayenne) which decreases inflammation, swelling, congestion. It too is a extremely risk-free, different spray which makes use of the natural ingredient in scorching peppers to crystal clear your nasal passages.Fenugr...
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Author:
RandyBurgess
26th September 2011
If you suffer from hay fever you already know all about the uncomfortable symptoms.
The runny nose, itchy watery eyes, the redness and the sneezing; the way it stops you from concentrating and gives you that awful lackluster feeling.
Hay fever can ...
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Author:
Peter Field
20th September 2011
Are you one of the millions who are no stranger to rhinitis? You are, if you often experience frequent sneezing; runny nose (increased production of clear nasal secretion); nasal congestion; watery eyes; and itching in the eyes, ears, nose or throat.
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jillghprx
12th September 2011
Here comes summer! The long, warm days have begun. This means that there is more time for outdoor play, picnics and barbeques, hiking, trekking and beach walking. But for allergy sufferers, this season is not all fun. It could also be the worst period for...
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Author:
jillghprx
07th September 2011
Right now, you may be starting your spring clean-up by getting rid of excess household stuff, useless bulky furniture, winter clothes and what-not. We all want dirt-free, unpolluted and fresh surroundings. Spring cleaning our house can be similar to nasal...
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Author:
jillghprx
15th August 2011
Do you have hay fever that doesn’t seem to go away? You may have already tried all sorts of cure but nothing seems to work and you’re already feeling frustrated. If this is your case, then you may want to try immunotherapy. This is a process which involve...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
15th August 2011
Hay fever is also known as allergic rhinitis or pollenosis. It’s a kind of allergic inflammation affecting the nasal airways. This reaction happens when a certain allergen like pollen or dust gets into the person’s system via inhalation. The allergen stim...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
15th August 2011
Seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever may be pretty common, but that’s not a valid reason to just shrug it off. There are some practical things you can do to prevent, or at least lessen your risk of having it. In this article, let’s learn more about the...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
15th August 2011
Do you dread the approach of a certain season such as spring or summer because you have hay fever? If you do, then you’re not alone. Many people suffer from the same condition and while it is not life-threatening, suffering from it can be pretty annoying....
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
05th August 2011
Air quality annual periodic testing provides protection against indoor air contamination. Sometimes, indoor contamination produces signs, like odd smells, or illnesses in occupants. Sometimes, it produces no signs at all because contaminants are invisible...
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Author:
Adrianna N
17th June 2011
Natural hayfever remedies - naturally alleviating your symptoms
Hay fever causes no end of problems for people of a variety of ages the length and breadth of the UK. It is also referred to as seasonal allergic rhinitis, and produces a range of symptoms...
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Author:
Gareth Hoyle
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