Results for "Allergy and Immunology"
You might feel bloated, tired or uncomfortable sometimes and think that something you ate made you feel that way. But it can be hard to pinpoint exactly...
If you or your child have primary immunodeficiency (PI), preventing infections is a big part of staying healthy. Many people with PI use immunoglobulin...
Warm weather brings many of us outdoors, along with bees, wasps, yellow jackets and other stinging insects. While they play an important role in our ecosystem,...
When you think about spring allergy symptoms, you probably picture sneezing, itchy eyes and a runny nose.
But if you have spring allergies, you might notice...
If you have a cough, there’s a good chance that a common cold or some other type of respiratory infection caused it. These coughs may linger after your...
If you’ve ever left a meal feeling bloated, flushed, itchy or suddenly tired, you’re not imagining it. For some people, food does more than just fuel the...
Fresh air and movement go hand in hand. A walk around the neighborhood, a bike ride on a sunny afternoon or a jog through the park can boost your mood...
Trendy salt therapy rooms are showing up in wellness centers, spas and even shopping malls. You might see them promoted as a natural way to relieve allergies,...
Your blood work results are in and your white blood cell (WBC) count is flagged as high. Even if you feel fine, that result alone can raise questions and...
If you’re sneezing, dealing with a runny nose or rubbing your itchy eyes in February, you might suspect that spring allergies are starting earlier than...
