Remedies for Chronic Sinusitis
By admin | Feb 28, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Definition
Sinusitis is defined as an inflammation, irritation or infection of the sinuses. Sinuses are the holes or pockets in your skull lined with tiny hairs called cilia. Some scientists think the major function of sinuses is to make the skull lighter in weight. The job of the cilia is to move mucous out of the sinuses and to filter impurities out of the air you breathe before it gets to the lungs. Continue reading…
Impact of Pets on Allergies in Children
By admin | Feb 28, 2007 | No Comments »
Having pets (dogs or cats) is beneficial for the health, and is known to have a therapeutic effect. For children, taking care of an animal improves sociability, self-esteem and makes interpersonal relationships easier. Petting a dog or a cat helps get rid of stress and everyday worries, and also improves blood circulation. Continue reading…
Perennial Allergic Rhinitis
By admin | Feb 28, 2007 | No Comments »
Definition
Allergies are caused when the body reacts to a variety of irritants also known as allergens. When exposed to an allergen the body responds by reacting or over reacting to the irritant. It releases chemicals called histamines designed by the immune system to fight the intruder. Unfortunately the reaction is usually a hypersensitivity and an over reaction which creates the allergic symptoms. Continue reading…
Allergies to Pet Dander
By admin | Feb 28, 2007 | No Comments »
You’re allergic to your pet? Now that’s a tough one. Hearing your doctor telling you to give up your pet must have been heartbreaking. Finding it a new home would be emotionally difficult, but it has to be done, especially if your allergies are found to be detrimental to your health and may require emergency medications. Continue reading…
Dust Mite Allergy
By admin | Feb 26, 2007 | No Comments »
In the world of allergies, dust mites just might be king of the indoor allergens. Most people with indoor allergies are allergic to dust mites. Although dust is generally considered the culprit, the major component of dust is actually dust mite bodies both alive and the dead shells as well as dust mite droppings. Continue reading…
Allergies to Dogs
By admin | Jul 17, 2006 | No Comments »
Dog owners would dread the day that they develop allergies to dogs. Despite their doctor’s advice to get rid of their dogs, these dog lovers just can’t. The decision between keeping their dog and suffering allergies daily is heartbreakingly difficult. Humans become very attached to their canine companions and most would do anything not to give them away. Continue reading…
