Laser Allergist

Allergic reactions or bad side effects ranging from rash, to gastrointestinal probems to anaphylactic (cipro) on meds such as cipro, erythromycin, doxycicline, biaxin, keflex, zithromycin, bactrim., suphur, amoxil. Where do I go from here?

I suffer from TERRIBLE allergies.
Bad news–i have contacts, so i cant use eyedrops.

Besides eyedrops, what is the best way to relieve itchy eyes?
And as a sidenote: I am already on medication–I need something more than this pill I take everyday.

How long does an allergic reaction that causes difficulty in breathing generally continue to cause breathing troubles before it lets up?

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How long should you take a medication (makes you vomit) before you know if the vomiting is just a side effect or an allergic reaction??When should you stop taking it??
How many days should you continue to take a ned that makes you vomit???

i was watching my local news…they said this is allergy season and they talked about some symptoms like stuffy nose…which i have…but i don’t know if i could have a cold instead because my throat also hurts…but that could be because i have been breathing in and out of my mouth only because i can’t through my nose…also i have taken day quil thinking that i have a cold and it helped a little…any ideas?

I was just reading an article in Parents magazine and I wanted to share it with you parents in case you all haven’t heard this yet I will type it word for word (all caps will be what they printed in a different color):

Food allergies are on the rise in kids-and now there is more evidence that AVOIDING CULPRITS LIKE PEANUT AT A YOUNG AGE MAY BACKFIRE. In a new study published in The Journal os Allergy and Clinical Immunology children who didn’t eat foods containing peanuts during early childhood were ten times more likely to develop a peanut allergy than kids who ate peanuts before 12 months. Researchers suspect that EXPOSURE TO PEANUTS EARLY ON MAY HELP KIDS BUILD UP A TOLERANCE to them and prevent the allergy form developing. Talk to your pediatrician about when to introduce your child to foods that contain peanuts.

Now obviously if there are allergies within the family this may not apply BUT for the most part I have always believed this was true. What are your thoughts on this and had you heard this yet? Frankly I am happy this is finally getting out there… I’ve always believed this!
D&d’s mom.. well of course this is general and doesn’t go for every kid
excuse typos that were not picked up by spell check…I was feeding Jacob while I typed.
JOhn B is back…. that is why I said if there is family allergies it is a different story duh!
Sry: that first edit I meant to type D&M’s mom not D&Ds’ MOm
parents today are too damn scared by all these studies… even 20 years ago many parents flew by the seat of their pants and what they knew from common sense and their parents. Why else are allergies on the rise now that parents have put off introdcing allergy inducing foods until 2 or almost 3 years old? STUDIES and HYPE

See, my friend is staying over at my house for like a week, but she’s allergic to cats and we have one.

We already vacumned my room, and like most of the rooms really well… And our cat doesn’t sleep on the beds…

My friend will also be bringing allergy medicine and an inhaler.

Is there any thing else we can do to prevent the allergy reaction?
It’d be bad if she got like her allergy reaction because the rest of her family lives like 3 states away…

So far I only know two subjects in news that involve health weather and sports(weather allergies, and sports athletes can be on steriods or injured etc.) please list more subjects

What is it with our bodies that some have allergic reactions to certain things and others don’t?

Ex. I’m severely allergic to aspirin.

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I have asked an M.D. this very question and that person has told me that certain people just have allergies. However, I would like to know WHY the allergy is formed. As in, what happens with the cell reaction or the chemical reaction to create an allergic reaction to a certain substance. [Some substances may be eggs (flu vaccine), fish, shellfish, eggplant, etc.]

Only serious answers please. No “just because”; that is not a sufficient answer. Thank you for your time.

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Are allergic reactions to vicodin and percocet common and is there anyway to know?

Is there such a thing as having a allergic reaction to an oxygen mask used during surgery? Ever since my surgery 3 days ago my throat and inside top of my mouth burns and is red.