Results for "Food Allergies"

Eating shrimp at dinner, getting stung by a bee during a hike or using new medicine from the pharmacy can cause allergic reactions. Some allergic reactions...

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...

When your child says their stomach hurts, it can be hard to know what you should do. Most kids have bellyaches at some point. Lots of times, an upset stomach,...

When you’re dealing with food allergies, paying close attention to everything you or your child eat — and even to what other people eat near you — can...

Peanut allergies are one of the most common allergies in the world and they’re usually diagnosed in babies and children. Avoiding peanuts — and all the...

Have you ever eaten a fresh piece of fruit and felt your mouth tingle or itch afterward? You may have experienced oral allergy syndrome (OAS). This condition...

Does your nose become a leaky faucet every time you eat? Are you grabbing for a tissue rather than a second helping?  While annoying, there are some reasons...

As fall settles in and Thanksgiving approaches, the air fills with the scent of roasted turkey, cinnamon spice and freshly baked bread and pies.  This...

If you get bitten by a tick, you probably worry about Lyme disease, an infection that spreads from tick bites.  But you could have another health problem...

If you don’t feel well after you eat something, you might assume you have a food allergy. It’s common for people who get symptoms after eating things like...