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sunflower seed allergy :: Article Creator What Does An At-Home Food Sensitivity Test Tell You? I Tried One To Find Out A cruel irony to being a food and travel writer is that I often suffer from stomach problems. My IBS (previously a colitis diagnosis) can turn any grand tasting into a terror with cramping, bloating, and, well, I'll spare you the more graphic details. Though I've never tested positive for major food allergies or intolerances including gluten (a common culprit) or dairy, I've always wondered if I had any sensitivities that I was unaware of, especially as someone who eats everything and anything at any given moment.  Joey Skladany/CNET Enter Everlywell: The $199 at-home food sensitivity kit measures your body's immune response to 96 common foods.  "At-home lab testing for IgG (short for the responsive antibodies called immunoglobulin G) reactivity can be a great way for those with relatively mild, food...

balsam of peru allergy :: Article Creator Contact Dermatitis: When Symptoms Start And Could End Contact dermatitis is characterized by inflammatory skin symptoms that appear after touching an irritating substance or an allergen. It can arise hours to days after contact with the trigger, resulting in itchiness, rashes, and blistering. Recovering from contact dermatitis can take several weeks, and the symptoms can change throughout the healing process. In addition to identifying and avoiding the trigger, a range of home methods, over-the-counter, and prescribed treatments can manage this condition. Eleganza / Getty Images Contact Dermatitis Triggers on Different Body Parts There are two types of contact dermatitis, determined by the trigger, as follows: Irritant contact dermatitis: The most common type, caused by contact with irritating substances and friction, not a true allergy to a substance. Allergic contact dermatitis: This type occ...

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rsv bronchiolitis symptoms :: Article Creator Virus Alert: Covid-19 Still Doing The Rounds, Peak In RSV Infections And Flu Facts With winter approaching, here's what to know about this season's flu, respiratory infections and the lingering presence of Covid-19. The latest update from the National Department of Health will make anyone think twice about heading to Tiffindell for a lekka jol in the snow. Apparently the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is already at peak circulation in South Africa, flu cases are starting to surge, there's a resurgence of swine flu and Covid-19 continues to circulate. "The National Institute for Communicable Diseases has a surveillance system which monitors the circulation of respiratory viruses throughout the country and has notified the department that it is currently the peak season of RSV which can be confused by some people with Covid-19 or SARS-CoV-2 due to common symptoms," re...

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rsv in older adults :: Article Creator RSV Vaccine Could Protect High-Risk Adults Under 60, Pfizer Says Topline A late-stage trial of Pfizer's RSV vaccine showed promising results in adults under 60 years old, suggesting the shot could help people as young as 18, the company announced Tuesday, amid an effort to expand the vaccine's availability to more people who are at a higher risk to the potentially lethal infection. Pfizer said the shot—approved for adults age 60 and older—had similar effects in adults over age 18. ... [+] Getty Images Key Facts Pfizer's vaccine, marketed as Abrysvo, resulted in an immune response in adults aged 18 to 59 who are at a higher risk of RSV disease because of underlying medical conditions after a single dose, the company said. The immune response was not worse than the response observed in adults aged 60 and above, whom the Food and Drug Administration approved the vaccine for last yea...