Kids allergies

When your kid suffers from severe seasonal allergies it can be tough to enjoy the outdoors! Here are some great ways to keep the pollen at bay and help your kids participate in activities outside again during allergy season. #overstuffedlife

Helpful bacteria seem to reduce allergic disease in kids

Children’s FLONASE® Allergy Relief compensated me in connection with statements made in this post. My youngest daughter had to miss her first two field days at the elementary school due to her severe seasonal allergies. It was the saddest thing ever. Field Day is the most anticipated day for a first-grader, especially when you are...

Allergies and colds can present with similar symptoms. Learn the key differences so you can help kids feel better, faster.

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Over winter, I see a lot of sick kids. But the kids who struggle with persistent or regular infections are usually kids with allergies.

Living with food allergies can sometimes feel like a curse. Allergies require constant vigilance and lots of explaining. It can almost make eating seem like

Want to reduce allergy symptoms? Try a few of these tips to reduce the effects of indoor allergy triggers. #allergyandasthma #asthmaawareness #environmentalallergies #allergysymptoms #allergytips #indoorallergies

Food allergies occur when your immune system becomes confused. Instead of ignoring harmless food proteins, it triggers a reaction, which leads to the release of a chemical called histamine. It is histamine that causes the classic allergy symptom of hives or swelling. A severe allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis, and this can be life threatening.

Milk allergy baby poop pictures are a good way to help identify if your baby has cow's milk allergy, or CMPA. Here are some examples.