About 30% of people allergic to peanuts are also allergic to tree nuts.
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Your pet may not be allergic to certain plants but allergic to others.
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"Your symptoms may seem allergic, but they might not be allergic," says Dr. Tuck.
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Allergic antibodies, called immunoglobulin-E, or IgE for short, call for an allergic response.
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Millions of Americans who believe they are allergic to penicillin are not actually allergic.
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That's not a joke: Like some people are allergic to peanuts, I'm allergic to sunlight.
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A smaller, significantly cheaper version should sell like hotcakes among the allergic and non-allergic alike.
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Still, it's a good question: Why would someone allergic to house cats also be allergic to a lion?
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Allergic contact dermatitis, which resembles eczeme, occurs when people touch something—natural or artificial—they are allergic to.
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You may not have an allergic reaction if you eat TJ's breakfast sausages and you happen to be allergic.
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That said, severe allergic reactions to vaccines are not as common as say, allergic reactions to tree nuts or shellfish.
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The treatment hasn't gone perfectly, since it does require exposing someone to something they're allergic to—often extremely allergic to.
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They have normally had severe pollen allergic rhinitis (hay fever) and most have been found to be allergic to ryegrass.
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Those who are allergic to yellow jacket stings can quickly suffer from anaphylaxis, a potentially fatal allergic reaction, if stung.
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Several factors can also affect the severity of the allergic reaction, or if there is an allergic reaction at all.
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"Oftentimes we'll see patients and they'll say that they ate some food and they're allergic to it, but most likely they're not allergic to it and it's that they're allergic to something like birch pollen," he says.
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Some people might even be allergic to the oils themselves, and allergic reactions can cause rashes, hives, and wheezing after exposure.
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Nineteen out of 20 people who have been told they are allergic to penicillin are not truly allergic to the drug.
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In most cases, the allergic response is limited to hives—the pale, prickly rash most often associated with allergic and autoimmune reactions.
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EoE, also known as allergic oesophagitis, is an allergic inflammation of the esophagus that involves a form of white blood cell, eosinophils.
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"Studies that have examined the use of both the nasal spray vaccine and flu shots in egg-allergic and non-egg-allergic patients indicate that severe allergic reactions in people with egg allergies are unlikely," officials stated on the CDC website.
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A couple of companies are developing therapies designed to blunt dangerous allergic reactions by slowly reducing an allergic person's sensitivity to peanut protein.
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"There is no peanut-allergic child right now who is peanut allergic because of something their mother or father did," Dr. Greenhawt said.
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Your body releases histamine when it&aposs suffering from an allergic reaction, which is why Benadryl is often used to treat allergic conditions.
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"Maybe you would want to get allergic people in there, so you could see what happens when the allergic stuff is coursing through their veins, but you'd also want to have people who don't have allergic disease," he provided as an example.
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Approximately 28503 percent of the U.S. population report being allergic to penicillin, yet 22019 out of 10 patients reporting a penicillin allergy are not truly allergic when formally evaluated, such that fewer than one percent of the population is truly allergic to penicillin.
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They examined gene activity in skin cells after PPD exposure in seven hairdressers without any skin symptoms suggesting an allergic reaction to the chemical, in four people with mild allergic skin reactions to the chemical and in five people with severe allergic skin reactions.
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But if the mice got bacteria from babies who were allergic to milk, the mice had an allergic reaction to milk, and not a mild one.
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" Other effects can include "burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness, blistering, allergic type reactions including hives/welts, allergic contact dermatitis, and bleeding also have been reported.
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Allergic consumers, whose primary strategy for preventing allergic reaction is food avoidance and reliance upon existing labeling laws, depend on labels to be accurate and complete.
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While Platts-Mills had identified the molecule in the drug causing these severe allergic reactions, he didn't yet know why those patients were allergic to it.
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This was important as it allowed the researches to root out genetic mutations present in the vibration-allergic group but not in the the non-allergic group.
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The researchers also examined which children were later diagnosed with an allergy such as food allergy, anaphylaxis, asthma, atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis or contact dermatitis.
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" According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, "Atopy refers to the genetic tendency to develop allergic diseases such as allergic rhinitis, asthma and atopic dermatitis (eczema).
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When Platts-Mills analyzed their blood, he found that, like the cancer patients who had an allergic reaction to cetuximab, they also had allergic antibodies for alpha-gal.
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"This includes food allergy, anaphylaxis, asthma, atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis, urticaria -- which is hives -- contact dermatitis, medication allergy and a class of other allergies," Mitre said.
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This is called the atopic march and speaks to the natural progression of allergic disease starting in childhood with eczema and then onto food allergy and later allergic rhinitis.
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The risks of the peanut patch One of the main concerns for researchers, as well as peanut-allergic volunteers, was whether the patch would trigger a harmful allergic reaction.
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Post-picnic, the allergic antibodies directed at alpha-gal in his bloodstream surged more than tenfold, direct evidence that tick bites had provoked the allergic response to alpha-gal.
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Why are some people sensitized to alpha-gal — meaning they have allergic antibodies directed at the sugar in their blood stream — but never have an allergic reaction to it?
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" - Sara, 28 "Allergic to doing his own laundry.
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Allergic reactions to sesame can be similar to allergic reactions to other foods, said Jennifer Protudjer, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at the University of Manitoba in Canada.
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") or violently allergic to it ("But it's so cute!
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There have also been severe allergic reactions to bell peppers, all of which means that doctors can't rule out the possibility that someone could have an allergic reaction to the Dragon's Breath.
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Often times this is due to the fact that some people aren&apost aware they are allergic to something until they have an asthma attack or anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction.
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Auvi-Q can be used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, by delivering epinephrine to help relax muscles, open airways and reduce swelling triggered when the body has an allergic reaction.
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Though rare, flu shots can cause allergic reactions, and a pregnant woman shouldn't receive a flu shot if she is severely allergic to a component of the vaccine, like an allergy to eggs.
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"I was sure this was an allergic reaction," he said, explaining that the sudden onset was a tipoff, comparable to the almost instantaneous allergic reactions some people have to bee stings or peanuts.
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Most Republicans are apparently allergic to any executive branch oversight.
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There's even a wine bar but am allergic to alcohol.
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Yet medicine is uniquely allergic to software's push toward standards.
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Read These Stories Next: Can You Be Allergic To Exercise?
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I literally was allergic to caffeine before my beautiful Izzy.
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Holly Robinson Peete's four children are allergic to multiple foods.
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You're eating allergen alternative foods and you aren't even allergic.
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"I'm happy that I'm not allergic," she told the station.
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To paraphrase one tweeter: He's allergic to his own crap.
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He didn't even know he was allergic to my voice.
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"Skin contact with such water may cause an allergic reaction."
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Yes, it's rare, but some people are allergic to semen.
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Sensitive skin and allergic reactions can similarly result in redness.
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It can also cause respiratory depression and severe allergic reactions.
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Currently, about 2% of American children are allergic to peanuts.
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Why would a journalist be allergic to verifying the truth?
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"What if somebody is allergic to cats?" she said repeatedly.
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"Americans tend to be allergic to tax increases," he says.
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People suffering severe allergic reactions often can't do it themselves.
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She would have a pretty nasty allergic reaction I suppose.
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They're all kind of cat-related — sorry if you're allergic.
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Now it seemed as if she were allergic to everything.
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We also didn't know if I was allergic or not.
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A human character named Tom McGregor is allergic to blackberries.
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"A lot of people are allergic to gluten," he said.
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Ms. Meyer seems to have grown allergic to repeating herself.
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Allergic to ideological thinking, he conformed his views to evidence.
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Many of these reactions look just like an allergic response.
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My mother's unit again votes no; an aide is allergic.
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He's boastful but not ostentatious, and practically allergic to melody.
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What's more, pollen is becoming more potent for allergic people.
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I'm allergic to the crazy violence in so many movies.
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But it may not be worth the risk of eating them to find out, allergy experts warn, because of the severity of most shellfish allergies, and because allergic people are usually allergic to both classes.
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Mason Disick, Kourtney Kardashian's oldest child, is also allergic to peanuts.
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Dogs can have variable allergic reactions to insect bites or stings.
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Although they aren't allergic to change, most Goats don't love surprises.
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"Allergic reactions and irritations to toothpaste are unfortunately common," he says.
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Whenever I try to join a group, I'm allergic to it.
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If sensitivity is an allergic reaction, they're offering much-needed support.
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Common allergic reactions to peanuts include hives, rashes and itchy skin.
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These include eczema, allergic reactions, or a condition called lichen planus.
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Plus, it's possible to be allergic to the proteins in semen.
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She's allergic to cats, in fact, and so is her daughter.
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"Anything can cause an allergic reaction in some people," Silverberg says.
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Some people can also be allergic to ingredients in tattoo ink.
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"For whatever reason, the puck's been allergic to me," Stepan said.
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Children were also given medications they were allergic to, it added.
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The water is not poisonous but could cause an allergic reaction.
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But did you know that some people are allergic to semen?
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Wilson mentions that she is allergic to dogs in real life.
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The drug rapidly treats allergic reactions, for example to bee stings.
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Blood transfusions come with a variety of risks, including allergic reactions.
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And in fact that's how many allergic reactions develop and proceed.
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It's like the Note 10 is allergic to shadows, contrast, depth.
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Disturbingly, bullying included threats with foods the children were allergic to.
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Peanut-padded and dripping with caramel, Snickers is allergic to subtlety.
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How can I be allergic to something so basic for survival?
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Not because of the potentially fatal allergic reaction that could occur.
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The only problem is that I'm allergic to all dairy products.
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How did you find out you were allergic to red meat?
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Some people, myself included, love cats but are allergic to them.
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He was probably allergic to something, but it wasn't clear what.
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They are often prescribed for patients who are allergic to penicillin.
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Do you now, or have you ever, felt "allergic" to them?
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Epinephrine, the usual treatment for extreme allergic reactions, was not available.
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Another study exposed allergic people to pollen in a controlled setting.
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The condition developed from an allergic reaction to his hockey equipment.
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How do you know if you're only allergic to male dogs?
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"I have always been allergic to the word 'entertaining'," she says.
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He also appears to be allergic to foreign languages, especially Spanish.
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"Every time I think about Trump I get allergic," she quipped.
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Serious side effects, including allergic reactions and febrile seizures, are rare.
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Watery eyes are often a defining symptom of an allergic reaction.
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The drug can cause a severe allergic reaction, the company said.
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" And "I'm allergic to beige, except if it's a hysterical beige.
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Siatta had never been a drinker and was allergic to beer.
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But he is seriously allergic to cats, and I have one.
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Currently the chief of the NIH's Laboratory of Allergic Diseases as well as the Genetics and Pathogenesis of Allergy Section, he and his team previously discovered a rare genetic mutation that makes people allergic to cold.
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" It's the furry friends that get to Bob S. of Palm Beach, Florida, who wrote: "I am highly allergic to dogs (like hospitalized allergic) and this has made flying for me a stressful anxiety inducing ordeal.
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The immune system evolved to handle both infection and allergic inflammation, but decreased rates of infection may be throwing the relative "chi" of the immune system out of whack, allowing the allergic inflammation arm to become overactive.
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The researchers found that hairdressers without obvious allergic reactions to PPD still had gene activity changes in their skin that suggest the skin can be damaged even when the PPD doesn't cause allergic symptoms like a rash.
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Recently, she was hospitalized after suffering from a nearly fatal allergic reaction.
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Of those, about one-third are allergic to more than one food.
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On rare occasions, some people have had allergic reactions to the preservative.
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I always thought I was just kind of allergic to advanced technology.
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Clearly we were in denial, and this was not an allergic reaction.
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The problem: Voters in Louisiana are allergic to the very word tax.
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And Kasich seems to be allergic to making any attacks at all.
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But 15 percent of Americans are allergic to either cats or dogs.
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This vaccine could be beneficial for people who are allergic to eggs.
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He seemed allergic to the mystical but completely enamored of the mysterious.
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Others may be allergic to nut oils (like almond) or castor oil.
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The devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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That's when she learned for the first time that she was allergic.
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PERINO: How would you know if you&aposre allergic to a peacock?
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I told her that I had asthma and am allergic to dust.
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"Understanding why so many people have allergic disease is important," Hancox said.
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The devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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Having worked in the system, I really have grown allergic to it.
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It can open airways and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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Two patients had serious reactions, including one who had an allergic reaction.
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A recent trend in superhero films is that they're allergic to color.
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It is this allergic response that can be life-threatening, Bao said.
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A room full of puppies, for people who are allergic to puppies.
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About 1 percent of the general population are genuinely allergic to sulfites.
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In December, she was hospitalized after suffering a nearly fatal allergic reaction.
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If you get small mosquito bites, you're not that allergic, for example.
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They're also hoping to study more families with this rare allergic disorder.
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The cash had some carbohydrate on it -- and the cashier was allergic.
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"We are really allergic to macro-forecasting and event projection," he said.
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Some tick bites can cause people to become allergic to red meat.
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In some cases, people may also have an allergic reaction, causing hives.
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Around 10% of the Western population is allergic to this particular protein.
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A single reported allergic reaction did not require medical treatment or hospitalization.
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Well, not allergic like my throat will close up and I'll die.
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He turns out to be allergic to ragweed, but he gets shots.
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After all, they're the ones that made us practically allergic to friction.
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Another customer tried to convince me he was allergic to forgotten vegetables.
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There was just one small obstacle—his father is allergic to bees.
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Determinedly drab, she is allergic to any form of artifice or titivation.
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I am allergic to harsh chemicals such as bleach and hydrogen peroxide.
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Yet on too many nights, the Cubs seemed allergic to the plate.
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The theory was that allergic reactions to them can trigger asthma attacks.
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Participants in our study also noted improvements in eczema and allergic symptoms.
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"I'm allergic," she told Tiffany Lacey, the executive director of the shelter.
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I'm somewhat allergic to Romney because he's such a transparently calculating politician.
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Why was it so difficult to figure out what you're allergic to?
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Pfizer manufactures the EpiPen, which treats allergic reactions, for the drugmaker Mylan.
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Potential serious side effects for infants include allergic reaction and liver damage.
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Importantly, an allergic reaction is not the same as a food intolerance.
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Coyo denied its product was the cause of the fatal allergic reaction.
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The drug can be a lifesaver for people with severe allergic reactions.
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It's not the hair of the animal that triggers the allergic reaction.
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Salem doesn't get much airtime partially because Shipka is allergic to cats.
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Like EpiPen, the Auvi-Q delivers epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions.
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He ultimately has an allergic reaction that requires the use of epinephrine.
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"Someone allergic to post-Brexit tariffs, legislation and restrictions preferred," it adds.
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If you miss something, even one word, you risk an allergic reaction.
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Allergic reactions comprise fewer than 4 percent of in-flight-medical emergencies.
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Want to tell a waiter in Prague that you're allergic to raisins?
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Navalny's spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysh, broke the news of the campaigner's condition Sunday morning, saying he had suffered a "severe allergic reaction," involving major swelling of the face and skin redness, despite never having had an allergic reaction before.
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And the allergic asthma risk increased by 101% for children of moms in the high-sugar consumption group, meaning the risk of developing allergic asthma was double that of kids born to women in the low-sugar group.
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"Up to 30% of people who are allergic to dogs are actually allergic to one specific protein that's made in the prostate of a dog," said Dr. Lakiea Wright, an allergist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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For students allergic to pollen, Mr. Bensnes found that a pollen count increase of 37 — large enough to cause symptoms in highly allergic people — is associated with a drop of about one-tenth of a point in exam scores.
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Being allergic, he takes it to a shelter (and later re-adopted it).
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For one, many people, including Reign, contract allergic reactions when they use condoms.
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My skin has never had an allergic reaction to any skincare product before.
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We can't trust you to remember which animals your mother is allergic to.
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An infection can also cause allergic reactions such as rash, itching, and anaphylaxis.
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After seeing these clips, I've never been happier to be allergic to seafood.
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On the other hand, there's no doubt that some allergic reactions are mistakes.
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Environmental causes also interact with genes affecting the natural course of allergic disease.
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This antibody is related to allergic responses in the body, said Abou-Jaoude.
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Case in point: The "I'm allergic to algebra" T-shirts at Forever 21.
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If the fig-ee is allergic to ginger, don't fig them with it!
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She said not everyone seems to understand how dangerous allergic reactions can be.
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There is a 100% chance you are allergic to both skin and air.
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It was later reported that doctors believed he was allergic to fried chicken.
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Clay Aiken is allergic to chocolate, coffee, mint, shellfish, tree nuts, and mushrooms.
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Obviously if you're allergic to bees you shouldn't do any of the above.
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Fleas and ticks Dogs are mostly stricken with allergic reactions to flea bites.
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The doctors suspected that the pneumonia was an allergic reaction to the daptomycin.
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It can open the airways, and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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As for the possibility of an allergic reaction, Zimring says that's extremely rare.
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Hostess said it is aware of two allergic reactions resulting from recalled products.
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The sap contains urushiol, the oil that causes allergic reactions to poison ivy.
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Rarely it can result in anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening severe allergic reaction.
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The auto-injector is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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If you have an allergic reaction to a product, fragrances are probably responsible.
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The fact that Wadle is allergic to that mindset is a good thing.
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Everything else he tried made him break out in allergic reactions, he says.
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But she's allergic; both it and its competitor Humalog give her large hives.
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Keep in mind, though, that any scent may cause irritation or allergic reactions.
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These suspended state sulfites can interact with your body, causing an allergic reaction.
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Frankel suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish in December in Massachusetts.
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The president is practically allergic to facts or being briefed on new situations.
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I'm allergic to dogs, so I'm into the idea of a robot dog.
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The EpiPen is a life-saving device for people with severe allergic reactions.
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Allergic reaction to milk proteins can cause digestive pain, rashes and trouble breathing.
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They explain that you're going to be allergic to grapefruit and turtles afterward.
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Despite having a feline friend in "Captain Marvel," Larson is allergic to cats.
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This condition is usually triggered by allergic reactions to heat and/or sweat.
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He's allergic to yeast so developed this recipe to make bread without it.
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You don't want to touch blood, and some people are allergic to latex.
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But on the limited bright side, Tilles says, allergic symptoms are rarely dangerous.
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Next to nobody is allergic to cardboard, certainly fewer people globally than alcohol.
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There have been several cases where azo pigments have resulted in allergic reactions.
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That said, the preferred theory is that it's an allergic or autoimmune reaction.
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One time, someone said they were allergic to Italian herbs, and especially bruschetta.
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I'm allergic to cats, so the skin around my wounds immediately became inflamed.
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Because I'm so allergic, I'd know pretty quickly if I did have bedbugs.
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Without an injection of epinephrine to treat a severe allergic reaction, people die.
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The hives and the low blood pressure suggested anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction.
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What had primed the patients to be allergic to the alpha-gal sugar?
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He tells me that people often have allergic reactions without a 'real' exposure.
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In theory, these differences could somehow cause an allergic reaction or gastrointestinal distress.
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But his reaction was clearly allergic, and of the most severe type: anaphylaxis.
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EGE is thought to be an unusual type of allergic reaction to foods.
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Coaches and team owners have an almost allergic reaction to addressing political issues.
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Current thinking is that HSP is an abnormal version of an allergic reaction.
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I bring the cat in to snuggle with me despite being mildly allergic.
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It can open the airways and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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It can cause hay fever in those who suffer allergic reactions to pollen.
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He'd never been allergic to anything — not to poison ivy, not to anything.
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Consider the people who are allergic to perfumes or just don't like them.
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So if you're allergic to peanuts this might be the candy for you.
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Jet Blue will create a nut-free "buffer zone" around an allergic passenger.
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Allergic reactions aren&apost always consistent, but they can get worse over time.
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All I ever wanted was a dog, but Carlito was allergic and unmovable.
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When patriotic sentiments become allergic to criticism, nationalism poses a danger to democracy.
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Eating meat can trigger allergic reactions, from an itchy rash to anaphylactic shock.
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Placebo studies have proven uniquely useful in differentiating psychic symptoms from allergic ones.
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The researchers looked at which microbes were present in both the healthy and allergic mice, and found that one particular bacteria species, called Anaerostipes caccae, seemed to be helping protect the mice from the allergic reaction when it was present.
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London (CNN)Pret a Manger will list all its ingredients, including allergens, on freshly made products following the death of a 15-year-old girl who had an allergic reaction to a sandwich containing sesame seeds, to which she was allergic.
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She was also allergic to many things but she overcame a lot of that.
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The device is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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"I did not think to look at the product ingredients," Altamirano told Allergic Living.
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The antibodies usually responsible for an allergic reaction are called immunoglobulin E, or IgE.
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With Affection, Allergic Admirer P.S. We both hope you find your perfect home soon!
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Sadly, Karlsdóttir won't be bringing any kittens home: She said her daughter is allergic.
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Epinephrine treats anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to things like medication, food, and insect stings.
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In general Mr Putin is allergic to revolutions, whether in Ukraine, Syria or elsewhere.
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In some instances, Rokhsar has lasered the tattoo away to ease the allergic reaction.
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But how your skin reacts can differ from swelling to life-threatening allergic reactions.
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Their feces can set off asthma symptoms and cause allergic reactions in some people.
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Most of the time, life-threatening allergic reactions come on fast, sometimes within minutes.
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And there are some differences between a CSF leak and allergic rhinitis, Schneider said.
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An NYPD spokesperson tells PEOPLE that the boy showed signs of an allergic reaction.
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Jessica Simpson is allergic to cheese, wheat, tomatoes, hot peppers, coffee, corn, and chocolate.
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But Ms. Soloway's show seems allergic to the tentative politeness of Mr. Haynes's artistry.
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"I'm super allergic," he shares before learning that there's two pups in the house.
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The auto-injector devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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That's where Dr. David Teie, our cat-less cat whisperer (he's allergic), comes in.
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How will they know what medicines you're taking and what medicines you're allergic to?
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In other words, it requires a humility to which Mr. Trump appears acutely allergic.
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Capsaicin and similar chemicals are being explored as a way of reducing allergic responses.
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One allergic reaction has been reported, though the person did not need medical attention.
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This can cause a lot of anxiety, particularly for severely allergic patients, Shih said.
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Children can have little tags that indicate what they are allergic to, said Fineman.
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GUTFELD: What if you&aposre allergic to cats and you have a therapy cat?
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Gravely says people who eat moldy food may suffer allergic reactions and respiratory problems.
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People who are not allergic to cashews can safely consume the product, Starbucks said.
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" Withers took an allergy test that somehow determined that she was "allergic to everything.
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One firefighter incurred minor burns and another had an allergic reaction to a beesting.
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People can be allergic to all kinds of things: strawberries, peanuts, cats, pollen, dust.
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Struve is almost allergic to pressure and will run himself backwards onto the fence.
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But even Jagua is more likely to give someone an allergic reaction than henna.
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"Any allergic disorders like asthma or allergies are less in breastfed babies," she said.
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Two reasons: She recently discovered that she's allergic to the trees surrounding her house.
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In 4, she stepped away from the allergic-to-weakness intensity of Sasha Fierce.
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Her 6-year-old daughter Leah is allergic to rice, tree nuts and mushrooms.
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Alexi Navalny, a Russian opposition leader, was hospitalized on Sunday from an allergic reaction.
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Pfizer manufactures Mylan's EpiPen, an auto-injector used to halt life-threatening allergic reactions.
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These cells are usually seen in allergic responses or with infections due to parasites.
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Or else a confession with a exculpatory factor: I am deathly allergic to shrimp.
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Rarely, vaccines can cause adverse events, like an allergic reaction that causes anaphylactic shock.
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If you're allergic to pets or mold, this can also cause reactions, as well.
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Don't get too excited: The new non-allergic peanut will not be available tomorrow.
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Most treatments meant for allergies will be effective for non-allergic rhinitis as well.
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Perioral dermatitis is inflammatory and almost like an allergic type of reaction, Russak says.
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So far, two allergic reactions have been reported as a result of the mislabelling.
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Ross has an allergic reaction to kiwi and has to go to the doctor.
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MEDINA: Angelenos have an almost allergic reaction to stereotypes and can be thin-skinned.
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EpiPens are auto-injectors that deliver epinephrine to help treat life-threatening allergic reactions.
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Audiences were allergic to its high whimsy, and the show closed after nine performances.
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In May 85033, an unexpected allergic reaction sent Karin into life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
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He told investigators he was allergic to stings and wanted to plug the hole.
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A large segment of the population now has an allergic reaction to the left.
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"She was getting hives and all sorts of allergic stress reactions," Dr. Long said.
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Patients can get mislabeled as allergic to penicillin in a number of different ways.
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She had had this kind of allergic reaction twice before but never as severely.
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The cytokines that concentrate during drinking cause tissue to inflame like an allergic reaction.
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The senator, allergic to public glad-handing, would have preferred a more substantive interaction.
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"It's a great option for those allergic to nickel in other razors," she says.
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And there's also the idea that she's allergic to flowers — she can't bear it.
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One person was paleo, one was allergic to garlic, and one was gluten-free.
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Potential serious side effects include allergic reaction and, although rare in children, stomach bleeding.
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More severe allergic reactions may require epinephrine or a visit to the emergency department.
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Most of the problems were related to nausea and vomiting, fever and allergic reactions.
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Bruce went upstate to Mr. Cetner's house, because Mr. Salazar is allergic to cats.
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Stories about allergic reactions to vaccines may be another reason some parents fear them.
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The most obvious signs of allergic response include sneezing, itching and a runny nose.
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MG: I had been in the hospital earlier that week from an allergic reaction.
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Well, luckily I'm from New Zealand, and we have an allergic reaction to sentimentality.
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Exposure to mold spores can cause allergic reactions that may be particularly long-lasting.
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The EpiPen is a medical device that treats dangerous allergic reactions by injecting epinephrine.
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Moreover, several participants had no allergic sensitivity whatsoever to the enzyme-treated peanut samples.
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We are making people almost allergic to the mere sight of normal human features.
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In the high-risk population, for every four infants exposed, one fewer became allergic.
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The problem: I am allergic to scented candles, and I don't have a bathtub.
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The big question: Is Gloom allergic to itself, or is it high on itself?
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"Also, I'm really allergic to coverage of things that are deliberately provocative," Barbaro added.
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"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," the post continued.
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Read more: Pret A Manger confirmed that a second person died from an allergic reaction after eating one of their sandwichesInitially, Pownall said he didn't rush his son to the hospital because he had had similar allergic reactions in the past and recovered.
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"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," it said.
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In rare cases, OAS can cause anaphylaxis, which is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
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Drinking milk may make you feel sick and gassy, but that doesn't mean you're allergic.
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She became allergic to many foods, experienced problems with her thyroid and had intolerable pain.
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A learning difference for one and an allergic anaphylactic reaction and emergency hospitalization for another.
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For some people, plant extracts and essential oils can cause allergic reactions, says Dr. Mudgil.
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Tannenbaum also stated that the cause of the allergic reaction was unclear at the time.
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The devices are pre-filled cartridges that are used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions.
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It also features audio instructions that some users may find helpful during an allergic attack.
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We have received no other complaints or claims of allergic reactions related to this product.
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"The main side effect of using eyelash enhancing serums is an allergic reaction," she says.
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My mom is allergic to fragrance, so I've never used scented lotion or perfume before.
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"My whole entire life, since I was born, I've been allergic to fish," she said.
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"My little grandson, we discovered he might be allergic to grass," Kris told the outlet.
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Of note: The "allergic reaction" is not Navalny's first physical ailment resulting from his advocacy.
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EpiPens contain the drug epinephrine, which counteracts the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Five years ago, Loew had a severe allergic reaction to the commonly prescribed antibiotic, Levaquin.
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It's possible for someone to be allergic to one partner's semen but not another partner's.
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It wasn't that I didn't love coffee, it was just that I was, uh, allergic.
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My mother was allergic to alcohol, and she had several cups of coffee with Mrs.
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The most common version is shots containing very small amounts of whatever you're allergic to.
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Mylan for years classified EpiPen, which treats potentially fatal allergic reactions, as a generic product.
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The EpiPen is a device that injects epinephrine as a treatment for serious allergic reactions.
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You might be experiencing allergic reactions to some of your favorite accessories that contain nickel.
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Severe allergic reactions to the hairs can result in asthma attacks, vomiting, fever, and dizziness.
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"It's intuitive that that process would trigger some allergic symptoms in many patients," Vickery said.
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"A lot of people are actually allergic to preservatives used for premoistened tissue," she says.
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It is institutionally suspicious — if not allergic — to the we-need-scale arguments of "champions".
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These differences could not be explained by other factors that are associated with allergic risk.
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In fact, she warned that you might become allergic to creams you've used for years.
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Heat hives are an allergic reaction to sweat caused by overheating, or the heat itself.
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Or having the person with the animal give up his seat if someone is allergic?
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But Tilles says most people will have developed a stable allergic profile in their 20s.
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Re-administration of vancomycin to someone who's allergic can cause anaphylaxis, which can kill you.
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For those who are allergic to it, the only remedy is to avoid it completely.
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I let them have one go and spend a week with a near allergic reaction.
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Hollenberg even said future studies could test drones for other health emergencies, like allergic reactions.
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Basically, I'm pale AF — but what's even crazier is that I'm allergic to the sun.
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About 1 percent of Americans have celiac disease, meaning they're severely allergic to the substance.
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Dairy was shown to be inflammatory, however, in people who were allergic to cow's milk.
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In genetically predisposed individuals, this kind of repeated exposure can lead to an allergic reaction.
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For people allergic to phone calls, it's a more casual option for keeping in touch.
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You may be allergic to latex or another condom ingredient, certain lubes, or even semen.
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Allergic to Tanya's Orman-esque axioms, Miranda seems headed for disaster, and not just financially.
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Limit exposureOne effective way to prevent a social allergic reaction is to limit your exposure.
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The most serious risk is anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that can be life-threatening.
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"Viruses are a huge trigger for exacerbations, especially in these allergic kids," Dr. Hoch said.
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In the pilot, Sophia is a listless 23-year-old who is allergic to responsibility.
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He was allergic to dogs, but it seemed a bit fast-acting for an allergy.
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Additionally, patients labeled penicillin-allergic may have a threefold increased risk of adverse drug events.
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Today, the US Food and Drug Administration reports about 1 million American children are allergic.
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But now she had severe asthma and was allergic to not one but two painkillers.
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From allergic reactions to bacterial infections, many pros call lash extensions the riskiest enhancement option.
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Southwest will avoid serving peanuts if flight attendants know an allergic passenger is on board.
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Delta's policy is also to refrain from serving peanuts if an allergic passenger is onboard.
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So how can you tell if you&aposre allergic to something in the first place?
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Unless someone is legitimately allergic, "I don't worry about overpowering someone with perfume," she says.
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Still, doctors continued to note a high incidence of apparently psychosomatic symptoms among allergic patients.
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Another big difference between astrology and meditation's practitioners: Astrologers are not allergic to making money.
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His voice hang glides, allergic to gravity, scorning your "useless pretensions" and lack of substance.
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There&aposs always - some people are allergic to peanuts, some people are going to be allergic to a drug, and you get so much bureaucracy involved, you get so many lawyers involved and everything is sort of, "eh" with medical insurance and things like that.
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Botox is also an allergen, and can (in rare cases) cause anaphylaxis or other allergic reactions.
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Mold's another issue—exposure to it can trigger an allergic response, and potentially a respiratory infection.
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"My whole entire life, since I was born, I've been allergic to fish," she in January.
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You can also check off things you're allergic to in your profile, which should be standard.
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"I'm thinking maybe I'm not as allergic as I used to be, because I did fine."
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For those who are allergic, you can try one of these more favorable milk alternatives.[FDA]
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I'm allergic to cats and in 2009, I flew JetBlue for my first and only time.
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A rising number of U.S. children are allergic to peanuts, and doctors still aren't sure why.
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It's easy to fear bees: They have stingers, and some humans are horribly allergic to them.
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Gonzalez's doctors initially thought she was having an allergic reaction and sent her home with Benadryl.
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However, before you get there, keep in mind that some other conditions can mimic allergic reactions.
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When she prescribes one, she goes over the potential signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction.
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Infections can be treated with antibiotics, and allergic reactions can be treated with steroids, he says.
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The company stressed that the water is not poisonous, but contact may cause an allergic reaction.
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How do you know if you'll have an allergic reaction or how serious it might be?
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"Fringe" actor Joshua Jackson was rushed to the hospital after suffering an allergic reaction in 2011.
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But a few weeks later, she gave me the news: Congratulations, I was allergic to soy.
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EpiPens are used by people having an allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, which can be fatal.
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WHEN YOU NEED –WHEN YOU ARE HAVING A SEVERE ALLERGIC REACTION, YOU NEED EPIPEN IN SECONDS.
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And many people are shocked to learn that humans can be allergic to "natural" skincare products.
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Frito-Lay is not aware of any reports of allergic reactions associated with its recalled products.
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"My little grandson, we discovered he might be allergic to grass," Jenner, 63, told the outlet.
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EpiPens are used to give an emergency injection of epinephrine to treat life-threatening allergic reactions.
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Turns out, I'm allergic to coconut water, and my dick swelled up and block the hole.
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If she's allergic to sugar, as Dee Dee insists, then why can she eat whipped cream?
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The dye can last for days, and the chemicals used can cause allergic reactions, or worse.
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This was done to prevent tax-allergic American companies from setting up shop outside the country.
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Amazingly, Americans, a people stereotypically allergic to abstract systems, found this model of the mind irresistible.
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It saved me from eating any packaged foods with avocado (yah, I'm deathly allergic) in them.
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After paramedics arrived, they administered an epinephrine injection, typically used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions.
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The actress said her biggest indulgences include dark chocolate — even though she is allergic — and wine.
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He said that he was recently tested for food allergies and is allergic to some things.
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Even the hacker community — traditionally allergic to Washington — has been raising the alarm on election security.
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But he died from a severe allergic reaction after thinking his meal was safe to eat.
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Instead, their blood was swarming with another type of immune cell, eosinophils, which provoke allergic reactions.
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The tick that makes people allergic to red meat with one bite seems to be spreading
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The prevalence of autoimmune and allergic diseases has increased between two- and threefold in recent decades.
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Across practices, just 13 percent to 33 percent of patients had any type of allergic reaction.
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They wipe out healthy bacteria and can cause side effects like yeast infections and allergic reactions.
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But even those allergic to Southern-fried shtick are unlikely to go away feeling entirely empty.
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"An allergic reaction to latex can increase the likelihood of infection being transmitted," Doe tells me.
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So my doc put me back on the vancomycin, assuming I was allergic to the cefazolin.
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I'm also allergic to painkillers, so I didn't have many options but to just take it.
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The public is fascinated by court gossip ("erections municipales," one headline joked) but allergic to moralizing.
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Allergic reactions to smoke or dust, shampoos, pool chlorine, even eye drops can be to blame.
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And Trump appears allergic to saying that he will accept something that the other side wants.
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Up to 20 percent of people have seasonal allergies—meaning they're allergic to plants or pollens.
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She knew from her own research that this was anaphylactic shock — a potentially deadly allergic reaction.
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That episode, from August 2015, captured Hickenlooper at his best: upbeat, affable and allergic to drama.
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The boy, Elijah Silvera, was allergic to dairy and had been given a grilled cheese sandwich.
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"What you don't want to end up with is a massive allergic reaction," Dr. Taylor said.
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For one, teenagers are a resourceful bunch who tend to be allergic to invasions of privacy.
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"These cases seem to be irritant contact dermatitis rather than allergic contact dermatitis," Dr. King claims.
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Allergic reactions to peanuts cause about 19333 hospitalizations and some deaths in the U.S. each year.
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They were a sign she could be experiencing something far more serious than an allergic reaction.
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Most were middle-aged Germans like her, unaccustomed to self-pity and allergic to national pride.
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"There are skin symptoms in almost 90% of allergic reactions to food," Dr. Parikh told Insider.
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Vomiting, diarrhea, and severe stomach cramps can indicate an allergic reaction to a food or drug.
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I think making art comes from being a little allergic to society, not wanting to belong.
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"Even if you don't have allergies per se, you can have an allergic response," Tierno said.
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This suggests that the risk of asthma from tobacco exposure is unlike allergic asthma, which is driven by allergies or allergic sensitization via IgE antibody, said Dr. Avni Joshi, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic Children's Center in Rochester, Minnesota, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Ben was distressed to learn that his wife-to-be didn't know he was allergic to coconut.
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"You want to make sure it's an allergic reaction you're having and not something else," she says.
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Serious allergic reactions like these ones are undoubtedly very scary and potentially traumatic, for parents and children.
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"Red, itchy, or flaky skin may signify an allergic reaction to a personal-care product," he says.
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Watch the full episode of People Features — McKenze Messman: Allergic to Almost Everything, streaming now on peopletv.
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After a woman ingested her partner's semen, she had an allergic reaction and broke out in hives.
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I would have welts on my back, because I was allergic to the sesame oil in one.
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The agency said these cartons are still safe to drink for people who aren't allergic to milk.
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The three-year-old was recently rushed to the hospital for a speculated allergic reaction to grass.
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Xanthopoulos approaches the subject of being essentially allergic to modernity in a way that's refreshingly non-symbolic.
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You could also experience an allergic reaction to the glue and the glue can cause corneal abrasions.
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This kind of information is incredibly important to those who are sensitive or allergic to certain ingredients.
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And remember, most reactions to the flu shot are not evidence of an allergic reaction, says Eiras.
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This is especially bad news for people with allergic asthma, who can suffer from life-threatening attacks.
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If you're allergic to gluten, don't worry — every recipe is formulated without gluten (and without refined sugar).
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The writer suggests Cumberbatch looks like he's always in the middle of an allergic reaction to seafood.
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If you think you are having a severe allergic reaction, call 911 or seek immediate medical attention.
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It may also be that racially conservative, ancestrally Democratic rural whites were just allergic to Mrs Clinton.
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Or it could've ended its dispute with Qualcomm, even if Cook is allergic to its business practices.
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In short Trump is assembling one of the most oil-friendly, climate-allergic administrations in US history.
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Lovato is already deeply in love with Hairyette, despite the fact that she's super allergic to her.
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If they're allergic to all kinds of selfies, well, maybe that skydiving idea should be plan A.
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They also found a lack of eosinophils among the Amish, which promote allergic reactions, such as inflammation.
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American political leaders, allergic to "nation-building", would not fund peace efforts and were distracted by Iraq.
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Some patients had allergic reactions to doses of the therapy they'd previously tolerated, the new study says.
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There could be hope on the horizon for cat lovers who are allergic to their favorite animal.
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Important Safety Information Do not take Diclegis if you're allergic to any of the ingredients in Diclegis.
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So far, one person has reported an allergic reaction, but medical treatment or hospitalization was not required.
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Martin found he was allergic to something in the makeup, so tears continuously rolled down his face.
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Bethenny Frankel's recovery is taking longer than she expected following her near-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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In August 2012, the Food and Drug Administration approved Auvi-Q for emergency treatment of allergic reactions.
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And, if you already have asthma, smoking weed may exacerbate that condition without triggering an allergic reaction.
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"There were people in Google who were completely allergic to what we were doing," Tunstall-Pedoe says.
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Thirteen-year-old Annie LeGere died in August 2015 after a severe allergic reaction during a sleepover.
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The 46-year-old freelance grant writer is even allergic to water if it's not extensively filtered.
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Both seem allergic to commitment, but their relationship starts to take on a life of its own.
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I'm allergic to judging progress in any other way than data because anecdotal evidence is pretty useless.
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DUPIXENT can cause serious side effects, including: · Allergic reactions (hypersensitivity), including a severe reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Provided you're not allergic to your injectable of choice, the chances of a negative reaction are slim.
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Important Safety Information Do not take Diclegis if you're allergic to any of the ingredients in Diclegis.
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Twenty-five years later Azerbaijan remains a country allergic to any manifestation of pluralism and civil rights.
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But if you're allergic to grass, it's more likely you'll have a reaction to melon or tomatoes.
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Yang's husband was bitten on the second night of their visit and suffered a severe allergic reaction.
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After she had an allergic reaction to latex, though, the Air Force wouldn't let her re-enlist.
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But last year, a Pennsylvania man who was highly allergic died after being bitten by a rattlesnake.
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Reid is allergic to Washington's social circuit of receptions and dinners that draw many members of Congress.
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This response causes their immune system to release inflammatory chemicals that produce hives and other allergic symptoms.
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Over the 22015 years I've known him, I would say he has become increasingly allergic to euphemism.
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She was given an array of antihistamines to dampen her allergic reactions as a means of survival.
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My skin is sensitive and acne-prone, and certain masks have triggered flare-ups and allergic reactions.
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Allergists and immunologists diagnose, treat, and help prevent allergic diseases and disease processes affecting the immune system.
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I did appreciate the tender crunch, but someone should tell LongHorn that broccoli isn't allergic to salt.
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Bees and other stinging insects kill nearly 100 people per year, often by triggering an allergic reaction.
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Pros: Delicious flavor, not refined chemically, great in stir-fryCons: Bad if you're allergic to peanuts, expensive
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Cravens tells PEOPLE that a doctor determined that the allergic reaction was a result of the makeup.
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I take a Zyrtec when I am having an allergic reaction and I think they were shocked.
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I'm actually allergic—if I sit in the sun for just a few minutes, I'll get sunburned.
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Not only is he not allergic to Taylor Swift's favorite animal, he is incredibly fond of felines.
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Allergic to long-term planning, he was sure he could talk his way through any sticky situation.
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Allergic to everything, 18-year-old Maddy (Amandla Stenberg, Hunger Games) cannot leave her hermetically sealed house.
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This breed is great for anyone allergic to dogs, and it is a smart and peppy breed.
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To fight off the trigger, your immune system releases chemicals called histamines that cause an allergic reaction.
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If you use a product long or often enough, you can become vulnerable to an allergic reaction.
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The oncologists did have one clue: They noticed that allergic patients tended to come from the Southeast.
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Importantly, the nanoparticles did not appear to interfere with normal proteins or to trigger dangerous allergic reactions.
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But the report did identify some other, less-serious side effects, such as fever and allergic reactions.
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Busy fighting communism and fascism, people back then emphasized individual reason and were deeply allergic to groupthink.
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Other passengers have complained of comfort animals triggering allergic reactions, sprawling over arm rests and causing ruckuses.
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Together they discovered a novel class of antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and various allergic reactions.
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They are known to trigger asthma in some people and can also cause headaches and allergic reactions.
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I love all animals and I used to have a cat, but then my daughter got allergic.
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He was allergic to something that nearly killed him; he had to find out what it was.
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My sister's allergic to seafood, too, and I had this gut feeling that I shouldn't eat it.
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Some people are allergic to iodine, however, and iodine can cause problems in patients with thyroid problems.
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I love natural scents because I have been allergic to perfume and haven't worn it for years.
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We have never seen an occupant of the Oval Office who is actually allergic to the truth.
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Be sure to listen to your body and tend to your allergic reaction by taking appropriate action.
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"My whole entire life, since I was born, I've been allergic to fish," she said in January.
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"He's this young guy and he's allergic to hard work," groused the Republican strategist I mentioned before.
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Given this, you'd think that teenagers wouldn't be allergic to the proclivities they share with their parents.
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Pollutants and bacteria wouldn't cause an allergic reaction per se, she said, but could irritate the nose.
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I'm still cold when the allergist tells me that I'm highly allergic to New England tree pollen.
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More than one child in 50 is allergic to peanuts; among one-year-olds, one in 20.
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EpiPen is an automatic injector, delivering a dose of life-saving epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions.
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Trump, as allergic to multilateralism as he is susceptible to autocracy, has welcomed the unstitching of Europe.
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She hates when people don't listen to her, and she's allergic to gluten, dairy, and black tea.
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Mr. McGregor is allergic to blackberries and starts choking, having to inject himself with an epinephrine injector.
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It's been an eye-opening experience for Buttigieg, a mild-mannered candidate who seems allergic to bragging.
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In fact, Froese said one flight attendant who was allergic had thanked the pair for being considerate.
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He said the new blankets also prompted an allergic reaction but his medical pass was not renewed.
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Other horror stories involve infections from tattoo removal services, counterfeit Botox, and dangerous allergic reactions from microdermabrasion.
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So she is testing herself for allergic reactions while she can still buy her EpiPens and inhalers.
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"I'd never met an Asian beetle before, so I had no idea I was allergic," Reed says.
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The toughest conversations are about what should happen if she has an allergic reaction she can't survive.
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DH Matt Holliday was a late scratch from the lineup Saturday against Oakland because of an allergic reaction.
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"It's going to be a 'you're turning violet, Violet!' situation soon, and I could become allergic," she added.
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The Likely Culprit: An allergic reaction, which can come from plants, beauty products, animal hair... pretty much anything.
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"European organizations, they are quite allergic to hype," she said in a phone interview with CNBC last week.
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While I was pregnant, there would also be things I was allergic to that I would still eat.
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This is common since the average American gets 4-6 colds a year and millions have allergic rhinitis.
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More severe problems are virtually nonexistent: Serious allergic reactions happen in fewer than one in a million cases.
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People have reported swallowing condoms, having allergic reactions to semen, and getting wedding rings stuck on their penises.
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Patients experienced hemorrhages (from anticoagulants), severe allergic reactions (from antibiotics) and hypoglycemia with neurological effects (from diabetes drugs).
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The baguette's bread contained sesame — to which Natasha was severely allergic — but was not labeled to reflect it.
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Then, I cut out the detox pill, which made me break out in hives from an allergic reaction.
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If not allergic, parents should follow the recommendation of introducing peanut-containing foods at 4 to 6 months.
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So we now know Bullock is indeed allergic to horses, and her grandfather was (apparently) a rocket scientist.
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There were a lot of things and I had a little medical situation because I'm allergic to horses.
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The most personal thing he'll tell me is that he's allergic to the orange part of muenster cheese.
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A recently hired team member claimed to be allergic to carpets, the air system and his own desk.
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With some exceptions, higher levels of IgE levels indicate a higher risk of having allergies and allergic asthma.
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THERE was a time when film and television producers thought that English-speaking audiences were allergic to subtitles.
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Bethenny Frankel is stepping out for the first time since suffering a nearly-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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Despite these precautions, she may still experience a more minor infection (compared to staph) or an allergic reaction.
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Despite the possible allergic reaction if touched, the radiation level of the water is normal, the company said.
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For some, red ink can spark a potentially serious allergic reaction, turning the tattoo experience into a nightmare.
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Subsequently, the crew had a doctor give her an unnecessary steroid injection intended to treat an allergic reaction.
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I'm extremely allergic to cats and immediately regret the decision, as much as I love my old kitty.
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She told the clinicians that she was allergic to amoxicillin, an antibiotic that can treat infections, she said.
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Whereas Mr Ivanishvili backed off, Mr Putin, allergic to civil activism in any former Soviet land, hit back.
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The Netherlands and Germany, whose voters are allergic to further EU expansion, are reluctant to repeat that pledge.
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Patients receive anesthesia, which in any surgery may lead to complications such as allergic reactions or breathing difficulties.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's son Saint was recently rushed to the hospital after a suspected allergic reaction.
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And our patient knew that he ate caviar for the first time seven years before the (allergic reaction).
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That led to political scrutiny of practices elsewhere, for example Mylan's pricing of its anti-allergic shock EpiPen.
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I am now allergic to some of the big categories of drugs that are the first line defenses.
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The first generic competitor to Mylan's EpiPen, the emergency treatment for allergic reactions, gained FDA approval last year.
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This doesn't mark a retreat or a sign that Xiaomi is allergic to events in the West, though.
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A bed bug bite could also trigger an allergic reaction and require medical attention, according to the CDC.
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For example, someone allergic to mold might be bothered by a fish tank, which can harbor fungal spores.
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EpiPens are compact, single-use injectors used to deliver lifesaving epinephrine to people having life-threatening allergic reactions.
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Emily Shafer, lead author of the report, compares naloxone to the emergency treatment for severe allergic reactions, EpiPen.
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Roberts told me he had done a small test injection to ensure he didn't have an allergic reaction.
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And as a person who's allergic to peanuts, I'm not getting anywhere near places like Arizona and Oregon.
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I'm sort of allergic to the idea now because I've gotten so into research and numbers and facts.
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I'm allergic to smoke and have chronic asthma and am already paranoid to begin with, so sue me!
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Gabriella is allergic to the kind of insulin her insurer covers at a $3 out-of-pocket cost.
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Some of the children had allergic reactions to the infusions, but the trial was expanded over four years.
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Allergic conjunctivitis is a common eye disease characterized by an inflammation of the membrane that covers the eye.
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How it works: Immunotherapies aim to desensitize children's immune systems so their allergic reactions are not as severe.
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"If the bill does get approved, I think China and South Korea will have allergic reactions," Kingston said.
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The kid was allergic to peanuts, and when her kid mentioned what they were called, she freaked out.
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"Allergic asthma" causes breathing problems, like wheezing and coughing, in the presence of common allergens such as dust.
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The crew then had a doctor give her an unnecessary steroid injection intended to treat an allergic reaction.
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This summer, public outrage erupted over price-gouging for EpiPens, the go-to treatment for severe allergic reactions.
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He's been instinctively allergic to Democrats who argue for gun control in the immediate aftermath of mass shootings.
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For those who suffer from severe allergic reactions, an EpiPen can mean the difference between life and death.
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I'm deathly allergic to nuts, so I felt super excited when I heard about the Nima peanut sensor.
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But an overload of results can have you mistaking an allergic reaction for an STD — or vice versa.
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But to this day, healthcare providers often ask if people getting a flu shot are allergic to eggs.
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In 2628 a pack of two EpiPens, life-saving products used to halt severe allergic reactions, cost $28500.
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Some people are hypersensitive to morphine, and in those people, taking it could lead to severe allergic reactions.
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But The Replacements were also a band not so much uncomfortable with success as violently allergic to it.
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But after just one bite of what would be his last meal, Mr. Wilson had an allergic reaction.
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However, TILT differs from usual allergies in that the specific antibodies that characterize allergic sensitization are largely absent.
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Hay fever and asthma, allergic diseases that also signal a tendency toward immune overreaction, are far less common.
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Once allergic to pulling out tight games, the Trojans head into Pauley Pavillion fresh from defeating then-No.
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Did he suggest they try that new seafood place, and no one knew she was allergic to shrimp?
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It blocks two proteins, IL-4 and IL-13, believed to cause eczema and allergic conditions like asthma.
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Since then, we've learned he is also allergic to eggs, dairy, mustard, and some tree nuts and fish.
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Of the adults with allergies in the new research, 45.3% were allergic to more than one food item.
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Her whole story, in fact, interrogates the norms of now: our proud divisiveness, the allergic reaction to offense.
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Transfusions can cause allergic reactions, immunological problems (including graft versus host as with organ transplant), and difficulty breathing.
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These risks are typically non-life threatening allergic or inflammatory responses that can result in flu-like symptoms.
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People who know they're allergic to cats either avoid our domesticated feline overlords or dose up on antihistamines.
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"My hands were burning and itching since I'm allergic to one of the ingredients in it," she said.
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And if you're allergic to peanuts, I guess this is goodbye, because we could only afford one EpiPen.
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If you're allergic, experts recommend wearing sunglasses and hats to keep pollen out of your eyes and hair.
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Some people's allergic responses might fluctuate through their teenage years as their bodies—namely their hormones—change rapidly.
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But it's relatively rare for them to have proven allergic causes [for suffering] if they've never had any.
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And, of course, emergency rooms also get patients that have had food poisoning or allergic reactions to food.
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I work under a large mango tree — which I am allergic to — in order to up the stakes.
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"Although I am not a white nationalist, I am not exactly allergic to the stuff," he once wrote.
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To date, Hostess has received notice of two allergic reactions related to the products covered by this recall.
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The problem wasn't something anyone could have prevented or predicted — it was that I am allergic to implants.
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For example, sometimes the vaccine can trigger severe allergic reactions, within minutes to hours of getting the shot.
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If you have a runny nose, it's probably caused by either a case of allergic or nonallergic rhinitis.
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Drugmakers Sanofi and Regeneron announced on Monday positive results for their dupilumab product, which helps treat allergic inflammation.
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The company had been warned of allergic reactions to its baguettes six times before, according to the inquest.
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Humans aren't born allergic to anything; allergy is like a bad habit the immune system needs to learn.
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By then, he thought he knew what was happening: The ticks had made him allergic to those chops.
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"He had a very severe, violent allergic reaction," his dad Charlie Bacon told me over the phone recently.
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More severe problems are virtually nonexistent: serious allergic reactions happen in fewer than one in a million cases.
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The food was prepared with bottled water because, she said, she was allergic to something in tap water.
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"I'd never heard of being allergic to pot, so it hadn't even occurred to me," he told VICE.
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There was some kind of tick, the nurse told her, whose bite could make you allergic to meat.
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Ferreira's son is on a restricted diet and depends on limited items that won't cause an allergic reaction.
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To be clear, Marc, who is allergic to treacle, would never have cast himself as a do-gooder.
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Exposure to animals on planes can for some trigger a potentially life-threatening asthma episode or allergic reaction.
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The EpiPen is a life-saving medication that's used in emergencies when people experience a severe allergic reaction.
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Despite being "allergic to girlfriends," as Darius put it, Al seems open to the possibilities with this one.
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She said she introduced her husband, who is allergic to most dogs, to a rescue animal named Frank.
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But she and her son both turned out to be allergic, and "#catproblems" accompanied most of her posts.
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P. is allergic to peanuts, so we can't have a kiss goodbye when he leaves for work. Ooops!
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Another recent Times article, "Why Teenagers Become 'Allergic' to Their Parents," offers advice to the parents of adolescents.
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Overholt doesn't believe the allergic response inherently triggers depression but says it could circumstantially make existing depression worse.
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He had received a request from a blind woman in Hawaii whose husband was allergic to longhaired dogs.
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I was allergic to plane trees, and I was staying at the Essex House on Central Park South.
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Peanut allergy is one of the most common causes of severe allergic attacks, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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These medications are a common cause of allergic and other types of hypersensitivity reactions, second only to antibiotics.
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More than three million people are now estimated to be allergic to peanuts or tree nuts or both.
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Allergic reactions to peanuts cause around 19903 hospitalizations and even some deaths in the United States each year.
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A flight attendant noticed she was wiping down her seat and asked if she was allergic to peanuts.
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Take a Number A severe, rapid allergic reaction calls for a dose of epinephrine as soon as possible.
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She's a gregarious loner, warmly embracing her boho friends but allergic to any long-term attachment or dependence.
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Since your body makes histamine during allergic reactions, you'll find the drug in lots of allergy meds, too.
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"People are allergic to pollens, and those pollens have certain proteins that are similar in structure to proteins in various foods, so when you eat the food, you could have a local, allergic-type reaction, and a local reaction would be affecting your mouth and throat and lips," he says.
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However, outright and pervasive lies—mentioning your love for dogs, but actually being allergic to them—can undermine trust.
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Weeks after suffering a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish, Bethenny Frankel came close to another potential deadly encounter.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.I have a condition called solar urticaria, which means I'm allergic to sunlight.
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You see a lot of allergic reactions on the eyelids because this thin skin is such a sensitive area.
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Farley also claimed that Mathews fed Greyson pizza despite the fact that he is allergic to gluten and dairy.
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Too much, and you might find yourself with skin issues including dryness, dullness, clogged pores, inflammation and allergic reactions.
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"They account for most of the food allergies, but you can be allergic to almost any food," he said.
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Which is hilarious, since I used to be one of those kids with an allergic reaction to grocery stores.
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It turns out, there are a fair amount of non-allergy conditions that might look like an allergic reaction.
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Tests to determine if she was having an allergic reaction to food or pets came back negative, he said.
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Elimination diets are used under medical supervision to identify specific foods to which you may be sensitive, or allergic.
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Surprisingly, her blood test came up negative for nuts, suggesting that she might no longer be allergic to them.
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They turned out to be autobiographical, and in one of them he described having severe allergic reactions to peanuts.
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Julie said that she was shocked to see that an allergic reaction is almost undetectable for a long time.
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The realization of more individual interactions, especially between the touch-allergic young man and his parents, is often heartbreaking.
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I felt the same allergic sensation I did when I was first stung by a bee at summer camp.
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"One thing we see is allergic reactions to chamomile tea, because it can cross-react with ragweed," he says.
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And some find that they have increased allergic reactions during their menstrual cycle, because they have increased histamine levels.
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She hadn't engaged in the usual causes of an allergic reaction, such as taking medication or eating unusual food.
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Last May, Ariana Grande postponed several concerts on her Sweetener World Tour after suffering an allergic reaction to tomatoes.
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Products with flour that contains peanut residue can cause an allergic reaction if consumed by individuals with peanut allergies.
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Our love grew with every scratch, bout of flaky skin, bug bite, allergic reaction, cracked knuckle, and ragged cuticle.
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The review follows a severe allergic reaction during infusion of the drug, the company said in a filing here.
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He wasn't allergic to kiwis before the procedure, so a team of European scientists decided to conduct an investigation.
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I suspect the left is allergic to power since it's inevitably nasty, so it's shunned the levers of power.
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Image 2 of 2 ROME – Giuseppe Conte, a bureaucracy-allergic law professor, is hardly a household name in Italy.
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Frankel previously suffered an allergic reaction on Real Housewives when the cast members visited Cartagena, Colombia, during season 10.
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Turns out, she was allergic to an antibiotic she had just taken, which is a common reason for hives.
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An allergic reaction is basically the body's immune system freaking out when it detects a potentially dangerous foreign agent.
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Since allergic reactions can be life threatening, this constant fear and anxiety can be really debilitating for a [person].
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The directions called for a can of tuna, but I'm allergic to fish, so went with canned chicken instead.
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Also in December, Frankel publicly thanked Bernon for saving her life after she suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction.
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"Every time I think about Trump I get allergic," she said while trying to catch her breath in Cleveland.
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After carrying her home, the owner discovered she was allergic to cats when her arm broke out with rashes.
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Unfortunately, if you're not a fan of or are allergic to peanuts, these new flavors won't be for you.
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I suspected that I was allergic to almonds or mushrooms, or any number of other foods I had ingested.
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It's also common to become allergic to foods that contain similar proteins to rubber, like avocados, kiwis, and bananas.
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But, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), there are three types of conjunctivitis: viral, bacterial, and allergic.
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Last year, they were allergic to post-ups despite a dual-big front court that went against the grain.
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Illiberal and authoritarian governments are inherently allergic to civil society and, more broadly, to any institutions they don't control.
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A certain ingredient found in some types of black-ink henna may cause you to experience an allergic reaction.
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And in rare cases, people can even experience anaphylaxis from a bug bite, which is a severe allergic reaction.
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Nina Dobrev is on the mend after an allergic reaction over the weekend landed her in the emergency room.
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Dairy allergic individuals must avoid cream, cheese, butter, ice cream and yogurt, among many other foods with milk proteins.
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Every food allergic individual and family has their own "comfort level" based on previous reactions and their own experience.
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Tannenbaum blamed "an allergic reaction," and Tunsil eventually spoke to reporters without answering questions about his time at Mississippi.
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Until then, be kind to your food allergic friends, and I will be wistfully watching others eat miso soup.
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The down is sterilized to remove potential allergens, so these pillows are safe even for those allergic to feathers.
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People allergic to peanuts, bee stings and other things often carry these auto-injections with them at all times.
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A. A severe allergic reaction when the skin is exposed to poison ivy is almost exclusively a human problem.
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Roughly one in five Americans has an allergic disease, ranging from seasonal hay fever to life-threatening food allergies.
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She said her in-laws refused to stop serving her mushrooms even though she is deathly allergic to them.
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During a severe allergic reaction epinephrine immediately reduces swelling of the face, lip and throat, which can be lifesaving.
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But unlike the Amish, the Hutterites, who live in the upper Midwest, are as allergic as your average American.
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Cold plasma also doesn't produce the same annoying side effects that antibiotics do, like allergic reactions, vomiting, or diarrhea.
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As these unlucky few soon learn, adults can develop allergic symptoms at any time, even fairly late in life.
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There are others that look like allergic inflammation, but we just can't determine that there's an allergen [at work].
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"Thibaut Duverneix: "So I was like ok, let's make your face swollen like you had a crazy allergic reaction.
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And if your rhinitis — allergic or nonallergic — becomes chronic, this can increase your risk of getting a bacterial infection.
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One of the plastic boxes is piled with EpiPens — devices that automatically inject epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions.
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Another woman who suffered a severe allergic reaction to a Pret sandwich said the action had come too late.
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When Nia did her last scene, Terrence was having some sort of allergic reaction and his lip began swelling.
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Our study revealed that the placebo cream reduced participants' allergic reactions only when the provider projected warmth and competence.
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The rash could be from an allergic reaction, he acknowledged, but it could also be caused by her leukemia.
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This was much more likely to be an allergic response to one of the antibiotics they were giving her.
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Others cannot be protected either because they are allergic to components of the vaccine or for other medical reasons.
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It might be worth it if you're severely allergic, but the test isn't as instantaneous as you might think.
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In particular, the conservatives are allergic to the idea of pooling risks and debts with other euro zone countries.
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Side effects include skin rashes and the potential for a severe allergic reaction, especially for adults older than 21986.
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"I am there for her swollen joints, her dislocations, her severe allergic reactions, her constant high fevers," he writes.
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"I'll figure something else out for the next session that won't make anybody have an allergic reaction," he joked.
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And is it the actual allergic reaction that causes these symptoms or just the sleep disturbances and general discomfort?
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The FDA-approved label for Palforzia includes a warning of its potential to trigger a possibly dangerous allergic response.
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The isolated proteins were ultimately transferred onto pieces of paper and soaked in blood serum from peanut-allergic patients.
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Mondelez said it had received one report so far of an allergic reaction related to the batches being recalled.
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A subsequent investigation linked the allergic reactions to a contaminant introduced during the production process of a Chinese supplier.
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Likewise, if you are allergic to the additives in your leather belt, you'll probably feel itchiness around your abdomen.
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"Users nowadays are smart, they can feel… kind of allergic to that and it doesn't work," he told CNBC.
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Williams also recovered from missing the morning shoot-around with an allergic reaction to suit up against the Suns.
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Research on the molecular structure of tropomyosin may eventually lead to a way to desensitize allergic people, scientists say.
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Exceptions could be made if needed — for example, the patient was allergic to NSAIDs — but had to be documented.
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The most common side effect was allergic reaction at the site of infusion, and some patients experienced brain swelling.
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"How do you allow people to make noise in a city that's allergic to noise?" he wonders out loud.
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Although they removed the bone wax when they returned the sample to her wound, Slamhood developed a severe allergic reaction.
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Her children are 8 and 3 and, between them, are allergic to eggs, peanuts, fish, shellfish, dairy and tree nuts.
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Reading labels means that parents as well as older children in food-allergic families are hyper-aware of every ingredient.
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When you eat these foods, your body triggers an allergic response to fight what it thinks are dangerous foreign substances.
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The research suggested that roughly 10 percent of adult Americans are allergic to foods like shellfish, tree nuts, and dairy.
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In fact, Saint West, Kim Kardashian West's son and Webster's cousin, was recently hospitalized for an allergic reaction to grass.
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Imagine, for example, that a dad's diet did impact whether his kids were prone to obesity or allergic to wheat.
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This involves eating what they think you're allergic to every half hour for four hours to see if you react.
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But with rare exceptions, the French remain allergic to outside control or supervision of their public finances or economic policies.
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The need for an epinephrine injection to reverse the allergic reaction more than doubled in children getting the peanut powder.
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In fact, there are zero published reports of the medical benefits of apple cider vinegar and allergic rhinitis, he says.
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Up until then, nobody—especially not any medical professional—had acknowledged what a difficult thing being allergic to sunlight is.
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During the process, Emily had an allergic reaction to one of her IVF treatments, resulting in hospitalization, Aaron tells PEOPLE.
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"In the central and northern United States and Canada, grass generally pollinates in May, June and July," Allergic Living reported.
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But thanks to an allergic reaction, this is what the 18-year-old from Clinton, Mississippi, looked like last Saturday.
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Given all the worries about peanut allergies, he'll take all those Snickers bars off the hands of peanut-allergic kids.
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One possibility, she thinks, is that he might have been allergic to something such as a protein in his food.
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The whole30 diet is a type of elimination diet meant to identify foods you may be sensitive, or allergic to.
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However, if you think you are allergic to a specific food, avoid it until you see an allergist, he cautioned.
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Depleting the body's friendly bacteria may precipitate asthma and other allergic diseases, and may elevate risk for some autoimmune diseases.
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Harley's breakfast sandwiches were made from duck eggs, not chicken eggs, because Robbie is allergic to the chicken egg whites.
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Food allergies result in an estimated 30,000 emergency room visits each year and 150 Americans die from allergic reactions annually.
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Authorities discourage people from using wasps in food because they can cause severe allergic reactions that could lead to choking.
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The boy visited an urgent care clinic in August 2016, where doctors initially thought the rash was an allergic reaction.
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Generally, you'd know if you're allergic because you have had reactions to vaccines (or ingredients like gelatin) in the past.
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In an interview with Harper's Bazaar earlier this month, Kylie Jenner shared that her daughter, Stormi, is allergic to nuts.
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About 2000 percent of US adults suffer from hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, brought on by pollen allergies.
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But Dr. Shetreat-Klein eventually went to see an allergist who determined that her son was severely allergic to soy.
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When I tell people I'm now allergic to soy, they often ask if it's because I ate too much soy.
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Some people report stomach problems, yeast infections, allergic reactions, nausea, or vomiting after drinking excessive amounts of kombucha, Davis says.
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"I have not met John Boyega's cat because I am allergic to cats," Ridley told Elle, while assembling the Falcon.
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"Benedict Cumberbatch always looks like he's had an allergic reaction to bad shrimp," the actor, who portrays Doctor Strange, read.
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"We are not allergic to the French, but to not utilizing the capacity of the Polish (defense) industry," Kownacki said.
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Both Cantrell and Casale say that if someone has an allergic reaction, expired epinephrine is better than nothing at all.
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This is a good option for those who have multiple sensitivities, such as those allergic to nuts, dairy, and soy.
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It's even possible for someone to be allergic to their own semen, which is called post-orgasmic illness syndrome (POIS).
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If you are very allergic to spoilers, maybe you should just move along to this nice post about radioactive bananas.
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It's the unknown that scares Brittany the most, including the possibility that Ivy could eventually become allergic to water internally.
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However, even products that are natural, organic, and gluten free can still cause irritate or cause allergic reactions, dermatologists say.
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Kylie revealed her Sunday was spent in the hospital with her daughter, Stormi, who she says suffered an allergic reaction.
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"Because I'm really allergic to chicken and if there's any chicken in it I will have a seizure," Michael persists.
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One of the berries lands in Tom's mouth, and he has to use an EpiPen to treat his allergic reaction.
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Prior to that, he had been fed a cow's milk-based formula, but had a possible allergic reaction to it.
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It is hardly surprising that a superhero named Captain America would be allergic to what George Washington called "foreign entanglements".
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In the U.S. alone, approximately 3 million people report being allergic to peanuts, one of the most common food allergies.
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It was a soapbox for policy debates—about prison privatization, solitary confinement, mental illness—but it was allergic to pedantry.
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These guys are like Bolshoi dancers who cannot stand on their tippy toes or veterinarians who are allergic to cats.
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It already handles European sales of EpiPen, Mylan's emergency shot for severe allergic reactions and its biggest selling branded product.
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