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Does the allergy medicine "clariton" dry up your throat?
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Asked by Greenday4life - Sun Mar 27 08:42:21 2011 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. see the side affects. it.depends on the person. with me it never happend
Answered by - Sun Mar 27 08:53:43 2011
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Asked by Greenday4life - Sun Mar 27 08:42:21 2011 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. see the side affects. it.depends on the person. with me it never happend
Answered by - Sun Mar 27 08:53:43 2011
I'm confused about allergies... during "allergy season", do symptoms stick around or come and go?
Q. Everyone is telling me that both of my children (5 and 1) could have allergies. They both have had several "colds" within the last few months and they always get it at the same time. I don't have allergies myself, but I always assumed that you would have allergy symptoms throughout the entire allergy season. But am I wrong? Do the symptoms come and go?
Asked by ticktock - Wed Jun 9 12:20:07 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Symptoms come and go when the allergen flares. For example if you are allergic to pollen you are always allergic to pollen there are just specific days that the pollen count is high enough to cause you to have allergy symptoms. The same goes for the common allergens like mold, dust, ragweed, etc.
Answered by vsudziaudztimiedz3 - Wed Jun 9 13:07:35 2010
Q. Everyone is telling me that both of my children (5 and 1) could have allergies. They both have had several "colds" within the last few months and they always get it at the same time. I don't have allergies myself, but I always assumed that you would have allergy symptoms throughout the entire allergy season. But am I wrong? Do the symptoms come and go?
Asked by ticktock - Wed Jun 9 12:20:07 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Symptoms come and go when the allergen flares. For example if you are allergic to pollen you are always allergic to pollen there are just specific days that the pollen count is high enough to cause you to have allergy symptoms. The same goes for the common allergens like mold, dust, ragweed, etc.
Answered by vsudziaudztimiedz3 - Wed Jun 9 13:07:35 2010
What will makes this "off balance" sinus allergy feeling go away? I have seasonal allergies and rhinitis.
Q. I've tried Nasal sprays and allergy pills and none of them seem to work! HELP!
Asked by hlpuc96 - Sat Oct 6 22:01:07 2007 - Allergies - 7 Answers - Comments
A. You may have inner ear pressure i get that and really bad pain. Maybe a decongestion medication. Allergy meds dont usually have them unless they are like sudafed allergy or something.
Answered by pandabr74 - Sat Oct 6 22:04:11 2007
Q. I've tried Nasal sprays and allergy pills and none of them seem to work! HELP!
Asked by hlpuc96 - Sat Oct 6 22:01:07 2007 - Allergies - 7 Answers - Comments
A. You may have inner ear pressure i get that and really bad pain. Maybe a decongestion medication. Allergy meds dont usually have them unless they are like sudafed allergy or something.
Answered by pandabr74 - Sat Oct 6 22:04:11 2007
a few questions on allergy test."and how each is taken to be exact."?
Q. okay here's a few things i am hoping you'll help me clear out on the subject. 1) if an allergy symptom appears only in the respiratory or digestive system. how exactly does a skin test help determine the allergen,!? or are there other test methods out there i am not aware of 2) in a gluten allergy test "how exactly" do they take the samples in question. can someone give me a first hand account on what to expect. i have a good idea on what they're looking for, but no clue as to how they GET IT, i really appreciated any information on the matter. i know the scratch test, but what about other types, like blood etc... are there any websites that can provide more comprehensive information about that. i know that the scratch test isn't… [cont.]
Asked by Kicked by a muse. - Mon Sep 21 17:27:52 2009 - Allergies - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. okay here's a few things i am hoping you'll help me clear out on the subject. 1) if an allergy symptom appears only in the respiratory or digestive system. how exactly does a skin test help determine the allergen,!? or are there other test methods out there i am not aware of 2) in a gluten allergy test "how exactly" do they take the samples in question. can someone give me a first hand account on what to expect. i have a good idea on what they're looking for, but no clue as to how they GET IT, i really appreciated any information on the matter. i know the scratch test, but what about other types, like blood etc... are there any websites that can provide more comprehensive information about that. i know that the scratch test isn't… [cont.]
Asked by Kicked by a muse. - Mon Sep 21 17:27:52 2009 - Allergies - 1 Answers - Comments
What are some dogs that are "allergy-safe" or don't shed?
Q. I saw a couple of dogs that are supposed to be much better with allergies and was wondering what are some other cool dogs that don't shed or are "allergy-safe" that I could look into. THANKS!!
Asked by Me - Thu Jul 30 13:00:57 2009 - Dogs - 5 Answers - Comments
A. This website shows the dogs that shed the least.
Answered by - Thu Jul 30 13:09:36 2009
Q. I saw a couple of dogs that are supposed to be much better with allergies and was wondering what are some other cool dogs that don't shed or are "allergy-safe" that I could look into. THANKS!!
Asked by Me - Thu Jul 30 13:00:57 2009 - Dogs - 5 Answers - Comments
A. This website shows the dogs that shed the least.
Answered by - Thu Jul 30 13:09:36 2009
What is a really good allergy/cold medicine found in a health food store?
Q. My boyfriend has been suffering from serious nasal congestion and a dry cough for about a month. He has seen several doctors and nothing they have given him has helped. We're hoping something from a health food store might work.
Asked by Country - Sun Jun 4 02:35:37 2006 - Other - General Health Care - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You don't need a health food store. Buy local honey... Honey that is made from within 25 miles from your home... Use it every day in tea or coffee and the allergeies will subside within a couple weeks.
Answered by net_at_nite - Sun Jun 4 02:39:36 2006
Q. My boyfriend has been suffering from serious nasal congestion and a dry cough for about a month. He has seen several doctors and nothing they have given him has helped. We're hoping something from a health food store might work.
Asked by Country - Sun Jun 4 02:35:37 2006 - Other - General Health Care - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You don't need a health food store. Buy local honey... Honey that is made from within 25 miles from your home... Use it every day in tea or coffee and the allergeies will subside within a couple weeks.
Answered by net_at_nite - Sun Jun 4 02:39:36 2006
Is it bad to take allergy medicine when you aren't having allergies?
Q. I have trouble sleeping at night. I found some Benadryl allergy pills, and I am hoping they might make me more sleepy. Is it OK for me to take a couple pills to help me sleep even though I am not experiencing any allergies at the moment? Thx!
Asked by bb - Wed Jul 7 00:48:21 2010 - Allergies - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Benadryl is also suggested as a remedy to take when a passenger on an airplane to help reduce anxiety. You should be fine, but the only disadvantage you might have is that Benadryl dries out the sinuses and could dehydreate you a bit - make sure you drink lots of fluids the next day.
Answered by - Wed Jul 7 00:52:12 2010
Q. I have trouble sleeping at night. I found some Benadryl allergy pills, and I am hoping they might make me more sleepy. Is it OK for me to take a couple pills to help me sleep even though I am not experiencing any allergies at the moment? Thx!
Asked by bb - Wed Jul 7 00:48:21 2010 - Allergies - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Benadryl is also suggested as a remedy to take when a passenger on an airplane to help reduce anxiety. You should be fine, but the only disadvantage you might have is that Benadryl dries out the sinuses and could dehydreate you a bit - make sure you drink lots of fluids the next day.
Answered by - Wed Jul 7 00:52:12 2010
What did the head of the IMF mean when she recently said that we could soon see conditions " reminiscent of th?
Q. What did the head of the IMF mean when she recently said that we could soon see conditions " reminiscent of the 1930s depression "?
Asked by - Fri Mar 23 17:50:56 2012 - International Organizations - 2 Answers - Comments
A. But what was unsaid was 'there is no IMF' then in 1930s. The Brettonwood twins, World Bank & IMF were the results of the exertions from the likes of, the famous John Maynard Keynes, after WWII (1945). It may be to straighten up the War funding that was and to provide funds for the War shattered Europe's reconstruction. Perhaps she (the IMF chief) saw this aspect and struck by it. Now the scenario is different but. The tune is different. The whole affair is not confined to Europe alone or both coasts of North Atlantic. It is all encompassing. The financial Centre of Gravity is shifting east, to be coterminous with the population centre of garvity. That (shifting) is very legit. While the west is sinking at rates of 0 to 2% growth, BRICS… [cont.]
Answered by poornakumar b - Fri Mar 23 19:21:34 2012
Q. What did the head of the IMF mean when she recently said that we could soon see conditions " reminiscent of the 1930s depression "?
Asked by - Fri Mar 23 17:50:56 2012 - International Organizations - 2 Answers - Comments
A. But what was unsaid was 'there is no IMF' then in 1930s. The Brettonwood twins, World Bank & IMF were the results of the exertions from the likes of, the famous John Maynard Keynes, after WWII (1945). It may be to straighten up the War funding that was and to provide funds for the War shattered Europe's reconstruction. Perhaps she (the IMF chief) saw this aspect and struck by it. Now the scenario is different but. The tune is different. The whole affair is not confined to Europe alone or both coasts of North Atlantic. It is all encompassing. The financial Centre of Gravity is shifting east, to be coterminous with the population centre of garvity. That (shifting) is very legit. While the west is sinking at rates of 0 to 2% growth, BRICS… [cont.]
Answered by poornakumar b - Fri Mar 23 19:21:34 2012
Has anyone found an allergy medicine that's very effective at treating allergies to cats?
Q. A good friend of mine and I would like to get an apartment together since we live in the same city and sharing rent would be much cheaper than living separately. The only problem is that she has a cat, and I am very allergic. I've been to her current apartment once, and within about 15 minutes, my eyes got puffy and itchy and I started sneezing and wheezing and had to leave. Has anyone had any experience with an antihistamine that's effective enough in treating a cat allergy that they could actually live with a cat?
Asked by irishqt426 - Tue Apr 29 15:32:29 2008 - Allergies - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I am deathly allergic to cats and find that Zyrtec helps me... Good luck!
Answered by CupCake - Tue Apr 29 15:37:13 2008
Q. A good friend of mine and I would like to get an apartment together since we live in the same city and sharing rent would be much cheaper than living separately. The only problem is that she has a cat, and I am very allergic. I've been to her current apartment once, and within about 15 minutes, my eyes got puffy and itchy and I started sneezing and wheezing and had to leave. Has anyone had any experience with an antihistamine that's effective enough in treating a cat allergy that they could actually live with a cat?
Asked by irishqt426 - Tue Apr 29 15:32:29 2008 - Allergies - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I am deathly allergic to cats and find that Zyrtec helps me... Good luck!
Answered by CupCake - Tue Apr 29 15:37:13 2008
What are ways to keep allergy shots from "leaking"?
Q. I started taking allergy shots this fall and now I leak the extract. The last time I got my shots she said more extract leaked out than stayed in. I am looking for what may cause this and possible tips to keep it from happening. They keep telling me if I leak then I will need shots longer. We have tried Z tracking, limiting liquids the morn before the shots and taking them lower on the arm. No luck. Any suggestions?
Asked by sometimeslifesuxx - Mon Apr 11 13:12:19 2011 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. use a sealing tape..
Answered by yogiji - Tue Apr 19 13:13:50 2011
Q. I started taking allergy shots this fall and now I leak the extract. The last time I got my shots she said more extract leaked out than stayed in. I am looking for what may cause this and possible tips to keep it from happening. They keep telling me if I leak then I will need shots longer. We have tried Z tracking, limiting liquids the morn before the shots and taking them lower on the arm. No luck. Any suggestions?
Asked by sometimeslifesuxx - Mon Apr 11 13:12:19 2011 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. use a sealing tape..
Answered by yogiji - Tue Apr 19 13:13:50 2011
Will an allergy blood test tell if someone has food allergies even if you havent ate the type of food that day?
Q. If someone had a wheat allergy but didn't eat any wheat for acouple days...would an allergy blood test still show that you have an allergy to something?
Asked by August Baby <3 - Sun Dec 5 07:55:38 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
Q. If someone had a wheat allergy but didn't eat any wheat for acouple days...would an allergy blood test still show that you have an allergy to something?
Asked by August Baby <3 - Sun Dec 5 07:55:38 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
What side effects do you have with your allergy medicine?
Q. I found this article on AOL health and thought it was interesting. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed any of the side effects mentioned with this article. I'm on zyrtec and have had increasing weight gain and mood problems since being on it, but I never considered that those might be side effects from my allergy medicine. Has anyone else noticed side effects from their allergy meds?
Asked by Angelia - Mon Sep 24 20:41:40 2007 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. on Zirtek im grumpy and with prolonged use i get hives ironically.
Answered by Aruba - Tue Sep 25 08:16:57 2007
Q. I found this article on AOL health and thought it was interesting. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed any of the side effects mentioned with this article. I'm on zyrtec and have had increasing weight gain and mood problems since being on it, but I never considered that those might be side effects from my allergy medicine. Has anyone else noticed side effects from their allergy meds?
Asked by Angelia - Mon Sep 24 20:41:40 2007 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. on Zirtek im grumpy and with prolonged use i get hives ironically.
Answered by Aruba - Tue Sep 25 08:16:57 2007
what does it mean when you have an allergy test and it says allergy 1+?
Q. what does it mean when you have an allergy test and it says allergy 1+? does this mean i cant eat that item?
Asked by - Fri Apr 1 14:47:25 2011 - Allergies - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. what does it mean when you have an allergy test and it says allergy 1+? does this mean i cant eat that item?
Asked by - Fri Apr 1 14:47:25 2011 - Allergies - 1 Answers - Comments
What is the best allergy medicine for nasal congestion and all other allergies?
Q. I have the worst nasal congestion, and my throat gets very itchy, my eyes get red, swollen and very itchy as well. My nose gets itchy too. Anyone has any suggestions as to which medicine will be the best for all those or each one? I've tried claritin, etc., etc. Thank you
Asked by sAILOR jAY - Fri May 7 02:26:54 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Cetrizine hydrochloride is good for nasal allergies. Highly sedative side effect. Home Remedy: Saute 2gm of turmeric powder in one gm of clarified butter for 2 mins, till reddish in color. Add 1 tbsp of pure raw honey and take it while hot. Do this 3 times a day. Have green tea with raw honey. Drink a lot of spring water. 400 mg Vit.E and 800 mg of Vit.C will help. Chewable Magnesium tablets will help.
Answered by - Fri May 7 04:06:27 2010
Q. I have the worst nasal congestion, and my throat gets very itchy, my eyes get red, swollen and very itchy as well. My nose gets itchy too. Anyone has any suggestions as to which medicine will be the best for all those or each one? I've tried claritin, etc., etc. Thank you
Asked by sAILOR jAY - Fri May 7 02:26:54 2010 - Allergies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Cetrizine hydrochloride is good for nasal allergies. Highly sedative side effect. Home Remedy: Saute 2gm of turmeric powder in one gm of clarified butter for 2 mins, till reddish in color. Add 1 tbsp of pure raw honey and take it while hot. Do this 3 times a day. Have green tea with raw honey. Drink a lot of spring water. 400 mg Vit.E and 800 mg of Vit.C will help. Chewable Magnesium tablets will help.
Answered by - Fri May 7 04:06:27 2010
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