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How To Prevent Anal Itching

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We all know how embarrassing that itchy bum moment could be. Generally people will cope with this itching condition but it if it is going to last for a lifetime it becomes a hugely embarrassing condit

Asthma Action Plan

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An asthma action plan is a written plan that helps you manage sudden increases in your or your child's asthma symptoms (asthma attacks). It tells you what medication you need to use, based on the severity of the attack, and when you should call a health professional or seek emergency treatment.

Some Important Facts About Asthma

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Every parent wants nothing but the best for their children. And for that reason they will do anything just to ensure their health and safety. Seeing their children suffering from any kind of disease inflicts great pain to the parents. They can't afford to sit and watch while their children are

Stages of Poison Ivy Rash

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Poison ivy rashes are a result of contact with a poison ivy or poison oak plant. The oil from the plant seeps into the skin and causes the allergic reaction, and it does not matter what time of year it is. Poison ivy plants secrete this oil even in the fall when there are no leaves on the...

Fifteen Tips to an Allergy Free Season

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After dealing with vertigo for years and finally seeing an Ear, Nose and Throat doctor, I discovered my problem was mostly related to allergies. The rigorous tests the doctor performed included a balance test, an Electronystagmography, which is a test to look at voluntary and involuntary eye movemen

Moms, Be Concerned About Mold

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Statistics are staggering - One in five schools in America has indoor air quality problems! Mold in school is a big problem affecting our children and it does not have to be. Parents should speak out and insist in having something done about mold problems.

Basic Things That You Need To Know To Control Your Allergies

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Allergy attacks can be terrifying, especially when they occur in your child. The following article will cover some of the many ways you can make improvements around the house to minimize incidents of allergy and reduce symptoms in your child.

The Symptoms of a Food Allergy

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Symptoms can be relatively mild and include: rashes, hives, itching and swelling or severe leading to trouble breathing, wheezing, loss of consciousness and even death. A food allergy can be potentially fatal if the person has a severe reaction (anaphylaxis) and doesn't receive treatment quickl

Non- Drug Factors For Asthma Medication Compliance

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Asthma medication compliance is important if you want to get your asthma under control. While some factors are related to your medication, others are related to things impacting us directly like our fears and assumptions, Learn more about factors impacting how you take your asthma medication.

Dizziness and Other Symptoms of Sinus Infections

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Sinusitis is a common problem that affects millions across the globe. It is caused when the sinuses become infected or inflamed. The most popular symptom of a sinus infection is a stuffy nose, however, other indications of this infection include coughing, headaches, sore throat, tenderness of the fa

An Overview of Sinusitis

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Is it a sinus infection? Learn more from WebMD about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of acute and chronic sinusitis.

4 Ways to Target the Cause of Hives

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Hives is a common skin condition, which is typified by the development of wheals on the skin. The condition may be chronic, acute or recurrent. While it is pertinent for most sufferers to treat the obvious symptoms of hives, it is also important to target the cause of hives to help prevent breakouts

Farm Life Linked to Fewer Allergies, Less Asthma

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Could the older, more rustic Amish lifestyle hold the key to preventing allergies? An Indiana researcher thinks so. His research suggests that children who grow up on Amish farms are less prone to allergies and hay fever than Swiss youngsters who are raised on more modern-day farms.