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Category Food Allergy

4 Jan

Psoriasis

Types of psoriasis Psoriasis is a type of eczema and dry skin and may affect the palms of the hands, feet, knees, and other parts of the body. It is considered an autoimmune disease and in some cases requires medication to control it.It has different types, such as the candle drop model, it can be […]

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4 Jan

What food should I eat to improve allergies?

Mediterranean diet The characteristics of this diet are that This diet contains a large amount of fruits and vegetables, and the food is low in fat and free of spicy or sour ingredients. Spinach, pumpkin, broccoli, olives, and legumes other than soy are beneficial for allergy sufferers. Ginger and turmeric are usually beneficial unless you […]

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4 Jan

What are the characteristics of a kitchen for someone with allergies?

Features of the kitchen of a person with allergies 1- The floor and body of the kitchen must be ceramic and washable. 2- All parts of the kitchen, such as the floor, stove, refrigerator, and other kitchen equipment, should be cleaned daily. 3- The sewage system must work properly. 4- Open the kitchen window every […]

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4 Jan

What can we do to make abstinence work better?

The requirement for abstinence is 10 types of change. 1-Change in eating habits 2- Avoid taking harmful drugs 3- Avoiding inappropriate clothing and coverings 4- Avoid inappropriate makeup 5- Avoiding wrong entertainment 6- Avoiding addictions and dangerous dependencies  7- Avoid reckless sports. 8- Avoiding false friendships with problematic people. 9- Avoiding friendship with animals (people […]

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18 Sep

Allergy to plants (pollens)

Pollens (allergens) can cause these symptoms in different body systems: Nose : Sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, swelling of the nasal mucosa, with symptoms of nasal obstruction and difficulty breathing. Eyes : itching, redness, watering, swelling (conjunctivitis) Respiratory system : cough, inflammation with (bronchitis), acute respiratory problems and asthma. Skin : itching, skin rashes (eczema, urticaria, neurodermatitis). Digestive system : […]

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18 Sep

Allergy to Bee Stings

Honey Bee The African honey bee, known as the “death bee”, is much more dangerous than domestic honey bees and attacks people in groups.  Because these bees are stronger than other bees, they are the most common species in America.  The sting of these bees is barbed and remains in the victim’s body after the […]

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18 Sep

Pollen of Allergenic Plants

Some of the tips that you can follow to reduce your allergy symptoms during the season of exposure to pollens and spores are as follows: Keep the windows closed at night to prevent pollen and spores from entering your living environment If necessary, use the air conditioning system that creates clean, cold and dry air. […]

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18 Sep

Allergy to Latex

People who are allergic to latex: People working in glove and plastic factories, as well as those working in hospitals, nurses and surgeons, etc. Foods that have a common ingredient with latex: Banana, potato, avocado, kiwi, pineapple, watermelon, peach, grape, celery, tomato, apple, pear, carrot, bread. Symptoms of latex allergy It occurs in contact with […]

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18 Sep

Sinusitis

sinusitis The sinuses are air cavities inside the bones around the eyes and behind the nose. Acute or chronic inflammation of these cavities is called sinusitis. The main function of the sinuses is to warm, moisten and purify the air that passes through the nose, and they also play a major role in creating sound. […]

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18 Sep

Allergy Treatment

Treatment included 1- Control annoying symptoms 2- In some cases, saving the patient’s life 3- Attack prevention 4- Prevention of disease development (worsening of immune disorder) The ultimate goal of treatment is to create an acceptable quality of life. To choose the most balanced treatment regimen, it requires a real estimation of the reality. The […]

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