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Atopic Rhinitis:

By: Jerry Knight | 2010-10-21 | Medicine
Atopic rhinitis is far more common than one might expect (especially once you realize what the phrase refers to). Atopic rhinitis pertains to a hereditary tendency to have immediate allergic reactions (like asthma or vasomotor rhinitis) because of the presence of an antibody in the skin (and sometimes the presence of an antibody in the bloodstream). read more

Treating Allergic Rhinitis

By: Jeannie Yiu | 2010-11-24 | Allergies
Managing allergic rhinitis is a very easy task. You just need to have the discipline to follow all the instructions that would help you lessen your chances of having an allergic attack. Read this article to find out how to treat it. read more

Allergic Reactions

By: Steven Godlewski | 2010-12-16 | Health & Fitness
Suffering from an allergy is annoying but controllable if you discover what you are allergic to. The best way to determine whether you are allergic to something or not is to speak to a doctor. Potential allergens are all around us, some you may not even fathom to be an allergen! Allergies can cripple an immune system and create medical complications down the road if no precautions are taken. Some allergies can be life threatening so take action! read more

Quick Relief from Rhinitis

By: Jillian Phillips | 2011-07-11 | Health & Fitness
Inevitably, the solution to get rid of rhinitis is to minimize or if possible, avoid contact with the triggering allergens or other triggering factors. But when that proves to be impractical or even impossible, there are some ways you could do to keep the rhinitis button off. read more

Linkage Between Allergy and Rhinitis

By: Cindy Chung | 2010-04-03 | Allergies
At first glance, the symptoms of allergic rhinitis may not appear unduly troublesome, and may even be trivialised. However, they do have a significant effect on a patient's quality of life. Apart from the obvious discomfort and social embarrassment of the rhinitic symptoms themselves, patients must also endure: read more

Allergic Rhinitis can Lead to Nasal Polyps

By: William Edge | 2012-08-04 | Allergies
Prior to seeking allergic rhinitis treatment, you need to know that the symptoms of chronic rhinosinusitis and nasal polyps are quite similar to various conditions such as the common cold. read more

Defining Allergic Tics

By: Jerry Knight | 2010-10-08 | Medicine
Any involuntary, inappropriate movement or vocalization can be defined as an allergic tic as long as it is associated with an external stimuli that can be identified as an allergen. External factors that are categorized as allergens can cause a myriad of adverse reactions in allergic individuals. read more

Epidemiology: Allergic Rhinitis - Allergic rhinitis is highly prevalent yet significantly under-diagnosed

By: aksdes0109 | 2011-06-06 | Diseases and Conditions
By 2020, approximately 157 million adults and 31 million children will be living with allergic rhinitis across the markets covered in this report. read more

Allergic Bronchial Asthma

By: Stiven Benson | 2012-05-28 | Asthma
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease which attacks the airways of the respiratory system, resulting in reduction or even blocking the flow of air. read more

Could You Be Allergic to Your Own Home?

By: Chemist.net | 2012-03-13 | Allergies
Perennial Allergic Rhinitis, also known as home fever, appears to be on the rise, with around 12 million people within the UK* believed to be allergic to their own homes. With people shutting themselves away during the winter months and turning up the heating, they have unwittingly created the perfect environment for house dust mites to thrive in. With 58% of allergy sufferers reacting to dust mites, this has led to a whole new season of allergy discomfort. read more

Causes and Treatment for Chronic Rhinitis

By: bruce bud | 2010-12-15 | Alternative Medicine
The purpose of the nose is to warm, clean, and humidify the air you breathe as well as help you to smell and taste read more

Are You Allergic to Food?

By: Robert Carleton | 2010-10-12 | Health & Fitness
You would probably be shocked if you knew exactly how allergic to food you probably are. Many of us that don't experience severe allergic reactions as a result of the foods that we are eating don't ever stop to think that we might be having a problem with allergies in the first place. read more

Defining The Condition: Allergic Conjunctivitis

By: Jerry Knight | 2010-09-28 | Medicine
An inflammation of the tissue lining the eyelids. This is the definition of the condition called allergic conjunctivitis. The cause of the inflammation are allergy triggers (common allergic triggers for the condition include both dander and pollen). The most noticeable symptom is the reddened, swollen eyelid. Other symptoms common to the condition include: read more

Causes, Symptoms and Risk Factors of Allergic Rhinitis

By: Stephanie Harper | 2012-03-18 | Diseases and Conditions
Allergic rhinitis presents symptoms that are similar to the common cold - congestion, runny nose and sneezing. However, unlike colds, this condition is not due to a virus but rather an allergic response to certain environmental substances. You may experience worse symptoms of this condition during a specific time of the year and this can be due to grass, pollen or other plants that you might be allergic to. read more

You Can Teat Allergic Rhinitis Without Going to the Drugstore

By: Peter Roseberg | 2013-04-01 | Allergies
The first instinct of most people suffering from seasonal allergy or hay fever during an allergy attack is to get a pill. While there's nothing wrong with this, there are other steps you can take that will help you get rid of the allergy symptoms without going to the drugstore. read more