Comments for Allergies Update

Comment on What is the best medicine for allergies to mold, grass and tree pollen? by happygirl

happygirl — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:42:59 +0000

The best you can get is Zyrtec over the counter, you take once a day all during the pollen season. If you just need something to get over a sinus problems from traveling and don’t need something for all summer, Tylenol Severe Allergy is great for that and you can get a generic for both of the above mentioned remedies. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.
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Seasonal allergies all my life. Your symptoms are very textbook and the same as mine.

Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by Curious

Curious — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:58:59 +0000

Well the common symptoms of that is projectile vomiting, not being able to keep anything down, little to no weight gain and alot of fussiness. My son had GERD and with the right formula he was good as new lol.
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by Soph S

Soph S — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:56:59 +0000

Severe constipation is a good sign. If bubby has runny green stools then that is a sign of constipation – She is just so blocked up that only the watery stuff can get out when she strains. If she has blood in her stool to then she is probably very constipated. Can you get her to the doctor tomorrow? Does she strain alot and is in pain when she trys to pooh?
I would get hersome Coloxyl drops from the chemist (NOt sure if she is old enough but just ask them) It may make poohing a little easier for her.

Poor little darling… I hope she doesnt have it…

My cousine was just diagnosed with it and he is 7 years old. No dairy at all – not even chocolate.

He had to wear a little patch that tested his skin over a few days and that was all the testing he had done…
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by peaches

peaches — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:54:59 +0000

my baby was like that he was screaming every time I gave him formula and kept doing that when i switched formulas until my aunt went and bought similac sensitive and he was fine.
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Comment on What is the best medicine for allergies to mold, grass and tree pollen? by Nutritionally Fortified

Nutritionally Fortified — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:54:59 +0000

No one can make that determination for you over the internet. What is best for you is the medication best suited to treat your body and specific symptoms. You should see an Immunologist. They are doctors who deal with allergies and can test you to find out exactly what you are allergic to and find the appropriate medication your body will respond to.
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by MM

MM — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:52:59 +0000

Some babies just cry a lot when they are very small my youngest (10mth old) has always been a difficult baby and still is. She cried all of the time during the first 3mths and even now she needs constant attention or she cries. Your babies stool should be green and fairly runny and the blood maybe from little tears they get from around there bottom. Dairy; protein and soy allergies are fairly rarer and the most common sign would be your baby is not gaining weight and even losing weight. At 9 weeks your babies digestive track is still very immature so it is common for them to be unsettled after feeding. Most babies do settle down after 12 weeks and so does a great deal of the crying.
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by rhondafoxton

rhondafoxton — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:50:59 +0000

I have a lactose intolerant eight month old boy.He also kept screaming and constantly wanting feeds(because i breast fed it felt like i was constantly sitting down and feeding him) and he also had a yellow/green diarrhoea to the point i was constantly changing his clothes.I went to the doctor and he said that because i was breast feeding he would highly doubt that he was lactose intolerant.My partner knew the symptoms and demanded a test done and it come back positive and now he is on lactose free formula and very happy and settled.If your not happy with your doctors responses,demand the test that you want....you would be very surprised.Good luck.
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by murphies3

murphies3 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:48:59 +0000

I don’t think it’s anything that you are eating. Another mom said she might just be sensitive to lactose. I agree. I nursed both my boys and even though they didn’t scream they would eat and then puck up about 90 percent of what they had eaten. I had to get a doctors note so wic would provide the nestle good start with the genle ease. They were just having an issue with digestion.
I wouldn’t wait until next week I would take her tonight. What’s the worst they can say? There’s nothing wrong? Then you just keep your appointment. But there might be a possibility that they will find out exactly whats wrong.

Good Luck!
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by Laura,RDH

Laura,RDH — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:46:59 +0000

If there is blood in the stool then she has an allergy. That is what they will look for when they take a stool sample. You may have to cut out all of the dairy if she is allergic and you want to keep nursing.
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Comment on Guide to Dog Allergy Symptom by Yahoo Makes me Mad

Yahoo Makes me Mad — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:44:59 +0000

I’m sorry that my child didn’t have a milk / soy / dairy allergy, but she was lactose intolerant.

She screamed and screamed and screamed. She had constipation one day, the runs the next. Some days she would be ok… sometimes she wouldn’t.

Finally at about 2 months I couldn’t take it anymore and took her to the ER. (After about 7 doctors appts)

The ER doctor listened to her Belly and concluded she was lactose intolerant and put her on lactose free formula. NOT SOY!

It worked. She is still intolerant but can handle small quantities of Milk.

Hope I helped a little…

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