The initial approach in managing both seasonal and perennial forms of allergic rhinitis involves avoidance of the allergens that trigger the manifestation of the symptoms. Once an individual experiences the symptoms of allergic rhinitis such as sneezing, stuffy nose, itching, swollen eyelids and coughing, he/she might have allergic rhinitis. Outdoors An individual with allergic rhinitis […]
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Insect stings usually cause swelling, pain and redness that is limited to the sting site. In severe reactions, it includes symptoms that can appear over a wider area or affecting other body parts from where the sting occurred. An allergic reaction to an insect sting can occur even after several normal reactions to stings and
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Once allergies strike, especially during the spring season, it can cause a lot of annoying symptoms such as sneezing or even wheezing. There are measures to take into consideration when exposed to pollen while outdoors, particularly in the garden. These measures are vital for those who love to spend a lot of time in their
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An allergy is characterized as an unusual immune response to a harmless substance in the environment. The most common type of allergy is the seasonal allergic rhinitis or commonly known as hay fever that affects millions of individuals all over the globe. This condition can trigger various symptoms that are similar to common cold. The
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Many depend on antihistamines to manage allergy symptoms including congestion, runny nose, hives and itchy eyes. These medications are also used to manage nausea, motion sickness, anxiety and dizziness. It is important to note that these drugs include over-the-counter varieties such as loratidine and diphenhydramine and prescription varieties. Even though antihistamines are commonly used and
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