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Prof Stephen Durham
Hi everyone I got an email from Allergy UK about immunotherapy for allergy treatments and saw Prof Stephen Durham from the Royal Brompton is on their board, has anyone seen him for allergic asthma as I'm not getting anywhere with current consultant. I have mould and pollen allergies which really trigger
Hi everyone I got an email from Allergy UK about immunotherapy for allergy treatments and saw Prof Stephen Durham from the Royal Brompton is on their board, has anyone seen him for allergic asthma as I'm not getting anywhere with current consultant. I have mould and pollen allergies which really trigger
ccccc
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Allergy test
What does Avian birds means on the allergy test???
What does Avian birds means on the allergy test???
Rainbow_15
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
APS and food allergy
A recent study supports a link between antibodies and food allergies. https://www.empr.com/home/mpr-first-report/acaai-2019/food-allergy-presence-associated-with-antiphospholipid-antibodies/ My Antiphospholipid antibodies dropped substantially when I started a high fiber diet and limited eggs and dairy
A recent study supports a link between antibodies and food allergies. https://www.empr.com/home/mpr-first-report/acaai-2019/food-allergy-presence-associated-with-antiphospholipid-antibodies/ My Antiphospholipid antibodies dropped substantially when I started a high fiber diet and limited eggs and dairy
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LUPUS UK
5 years ago
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Food Allergy Testing/igE
Hi. Me again! Wearing this forum out I think.... Food allergy testing. I am going for some blood tests for food allergy testing. In other posts I've mentioned I'm having coeliac reaction to a whole new range of non-gluten foods, and it's all a bit confusing. Can anyone tell me if the igE blood test for
Hi. Me again! Wearing this forum out I think.... Food allergy testing. I am going for some blood tests for food allergy testing. In other posts I've mentioned I'm having coeliac reaction to a whole new range of non-gluten foods, and it's all a bit confusing. Can anyone tell me if the igE blood test for
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
5 years ago
Anyone allergic to nsaids
Just a question Any one allergic to non steriods, if so what is an alternative for inflammation, I know of fish oil but does anyone have any other suggestions?
Just a question Any one allergic to non steriods, if so what is an alternative for inflammation, I know of fish oil but does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Lactose In NDT and Possible Milk Intolerance dilemma 🤔
I have been using Thyroid-S for some time now and have found it to be the best medication for me. I have also been gluten free for two years which has helped. I am however, experiencing chronic sinus issues which I' ve had for a long time on and off well before I was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism. I
I have been using Thyroid-S for some time now and have found it to be the best medication for me. I have also been gluten free for two years which has helped. I am however, experiencing chronic sinus issues which I' ve had for a long time on and off well before I was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism. I
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Understanding the role of plastic in the food industry.
Hi everyone, As this is very topical I think it's good to understand why plastic is used so extensively by the food industry.
In the US they use enough cling film in a year to wrap Texas.
Cling film is mostly single use as it clogs the recycling machines. Obviously ready made sandwiches need
Hi everyone, As this is very topical I think it's good to understand why plastic is used so extensively by the food industry.
In the US they use enough cling film in a year to wrap Texas.
Cling film is mostly single use as it clogs the recycling machines. Obviously ready made sandwiches need
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Allergic rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis what can I do to help I have nasal spray nasal rinses and steam three times a day nothing helps my ears hurt my head all the time
Allergic rhinitis what can I do to help I have nasal spray nasal rinses and steam three times a day nothing helps my ears hurt my head all the time
Jules3983
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EFA
5 years ago
Blue Horizon Offer For Sept!
Blue Horizon have been approached by a nutritional research company that want to aid understanding of food intolerance – they are offering anyone that purchases a food intolerance test through Blue Horizon a £200 subsidy. The customer only pays £99.15, then Blue Horizon apply for the subsidy from the
Blue Horizon have been approached by a nutritional research company that want to aid understanding of food intolerance – they are offering anyone that purchases a food intolerance test through Blue Horizon a £200 subsidy. The customer only pays £99.15, then Blue Horizon apply for the subsidy from the
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Here again
Hello. Well I have not been on or posted for a whole ,simply because fortunately I have been managing to control it until about 8 weeks ago. I've been to gp and hospital and seemingly I'm ok. However , in my mind I am now all of a sudden allergic to everything , balloons , nuts , seafood , new moistirusers
Hello. Well I have not been on or posted for a whole ,simply because fortunately I have been managing to control it until about 8 weeks ago. I've been to gp and hospital and seemingly I'm ok. However , in my mind I am now all of a sudden allergic to everything , balloons , nuts , seafood , new moistirusers
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Once again organic food
I found this article and video very interesting. Unfortunately not all of us can buy organic food. I wish the price of organic food would go down but also for foods that have chemicals added to them to be less affordable. Governments know the cost to our health when our food is sprayed with chemicals
I found this article and video very interesting. Unfortunately not all of us can buy organic food. I wish the price of organic food would go down but also for foods that have chemicals added to them to be less affordable. Governments know the cost to our health when our food is sprayed with chemicals
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Oat allergy and "Gluten-free" bread
I do not (now) have much immediate reaction to gluten... but I called the doctor when I had my first ¿anaphalactic? "attack"... and he thought I had had a heart attack - and sent me off in an ambulance to the cardiac unit. Gluten allergy was diagnosed by a private allergy specialist - and it never registered
I do not (now) have much immediate reaction to gluten... but I called the doctor when I had my first ¿anaphalactic? "attack"... and he thought I had had a heart attack - and sent me off in an ambulance to the cardiac unit. Gluten allergy was diagnosed by a private allergy specialist - and it never registered
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
5 years ago
Allergies and B12D - issues with new work environment
3 weeks ago I started a new job and the smell pervading the new office makes me really sick. Within an hour of being in it I have weeping eyes; sore chest (sternum area); painful, sick-feeling stomach; tingling, numb lips; throbbing ears that feel hot inside. After 3 hours I feel dizzy and sometimes
3 weeks ago I started a new job and the smell pervading the new office makes me really sick. Within an hour of being in it I have weeping eyes; sore chest (sternum area); painful, sick-feeling stomach; tingling, numb lips; throbbing ears that feel hot inside. After 3 hours I feel dizzy and sometimes
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
Allergic diseases increase the risk of adult-onset asthma.
A Finnish study found that the more allergic diseases an individual has, the higher the asthma risk. The number of allergic diseases increases the risk of adult-onset asthma especially in individuals born after 1940, according to a study published in the Allergy journal. Approximately one in ten Finns
A Finnish study found that the more allergic diseases an individual has, the higher the asthma risk. The number of allergic diseases increases the risk of adult-onset asthma especially in individuals born after 1940, according to a study published in the Allergy journal. Approximately one in ten Finns
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Hope680
Does anyone know what insurance company I can get travel insurance for asthma and anaphylaxis (nut and dairy allergy).
Does anyone know what insurance company I can get travel insurance for asthma and anaphylaxis (nut and dairy allergy).
Hope680
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY
I've been reading the National Review of Asthma Deaths after the news last week on the increase in asthma deaths. I was diagnosed with asthma in January this year (54 with no history of asthma), after a hospital stay I'm managing very well on anti-histamines (over the counter) and Relvar Elipta 92/22
I've been reading the National Review of Asthma Deaths after the news last week on the increase in asthma deaths. I was diagnosed with asthma in January this year (54 with no history of asthma), after a hospital stay I'm managing very well on anti-histamines (over the counter) and Relvar Elipta 92/22
GYPSYMITCH
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
is Asian food always safe ?
I am new here! recently i started being interested in healthy food especially Asian food doing some research i discovered some interesting statistics that show that Asian populations have a lower incidence of chronic diseases such as cancer so I decided to give interest to this kind of food. few weeks
I am new here! recently i started being interested in healthy food especially Asian food doing some research i discovered some interesting statistics that show that Asian populations have a lower incidence of chronic diseases such as cancer so I decided to give interest to this kind of food. few weeks
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
best antihistimine to use to help hayfever/asthma
So i been on fexofenidine for a while now and im not sure if its doing the job as its more used for allergic skin reactions. I am curious as to what others use and how they find it Thanks
So i been on fexofenidine for a while now and im not sure if its doing the job as its more used for allergic skin reactions. I am curious as to what others use and how they find it Thanks
ash160808
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
does anyone use herbal remedies etc for asthma
Just wondered if anyone uses herbal remedies for asthma or any other methods to held ease asthma and hayfever?
Just wondered if anyone uses herbal remedies for asthma or any other methods to held ease asthma and hayfever?
ash160808
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Can antihistamines help during an asthma flare up ?
Hi everyone! As I am still struggling to bring my asthma under control, I was wondering if antihistamines (desloratadine) could potentially ease the symptoms or stop an ongoing attack that has been lasting for hours if not days ? I am very concerned about my asthma right now because I am going through
Hi everyone! As I am still struggling to bring my asthma under control, I was wondering if antihistamines (desloratadine) could potentially ease the symptoms or stop an ongoing attack that has been lasting for hours if not days ? I am very concerned about my asthma right now because I am going through
Hannah125
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
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