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Congratulations!!! You just found out you are pregnant, what are you going to do with your allergy shots and medications?

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Here are answers to some of the most common questions pregnant patients ask, provided by the Pregnancy Committee of the American College of Allergy and Immunology: Can allergy medications safely be used during pregnancy? Antihistamines may be useful during pregnancy to treat the nasal and eye symptoms of seasonal or…

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1 out of 10 kids, not Vaccinated for Measles in California…

By Blog, childhood diseases, Immune Problems, immunodeficiency, infections, measles, Sinuses, vaccination No Comments

“When it comes to Measles, Our Herd Immunity is Gone” What is the Measles virus? Measles is a respiratory disease caused by a virus. The disease of measles and the virus that causes it share the same name. The disease is also called rubella. Measles virus lives in the mucus…

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40 million Americans suffer from (30% of the population) seasonal allergies

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Signs of allergy: Itchy eyes, throat, ears, skin Nasal congestion, blockage Nonstop sneezing can be seasonal Cough Fatigue-caused by poor sleep from nasal and sinus issues Presenteeism-attending work while unhealthy Cause of spring allergy: Tree pollen (alder, cedar, birch)- pollen is Light can travel for over 30-60 miles Immune system…

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