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Wed Oct 8

• How to Treat Food Allergies: Anaphylaxis Explained | eHow.com

Mon Sep 29

• pine nut allergy: pine nut allergy in kids older than 32

Sun Sep 28

• iodine allergy symptom: iodine allergy symptom in children over 41

Thu Sep 25

• Severe Allergic Reaction (Anaphylaxis) Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment on eMedicineHealt h.com
• Understanding Anaphylaxis -- the Basics

Wed Sep 24

• Asthma information: CHIS asthma information: This site, created and maintained by the Consumer Health Information Service (CHIS) of the Toronto Public Library, is designed to help you find reliable, understandable health information for you and your family about asthma and related topics. Links to reliable health-related websites, books and articles.
• air purifier for asthma and allergy: air purifier for asthma and allergy in children youngeer than 12

Tue Sep 23

• Honey, Honey: Jared wants their first kiss to be perfect. Unfortunately, there?s just one thing standing in his way ? Jensen?s rather unexpected allergic reaction. Damn it. Complete

Sun Sep 21

• eMedicine - Pediatrics, Anaphylaxis : Article by Jeffrey F Linzer, Sr: Corticosteroid s do not have an immediate effect on the symptoms but may help reduce or prevent a biphasic "late phase" reaction. The choice between of methylpredniso lone (IV), prednisone, or prednisolone (PO) 1-2 mg/kg should be based on the patient's presentation and condition. The effect and time of onset are similar. Dose may be repeated at 6-hour intervals as indicated. No published studies compare dexamethasone with other corticosteroid s in the treatment of anaphylaxis. However, based on its use in other allergic conditions, a dose of 0.15-0.6 mg/kg IV would be appropriate.

Wed Sep 17

• The Anaphylaxis Campaign ? dedicated to those affected by peanut allergy and allergic reaction to other foods

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