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Playing Holi? Watch out for allergies

Exposure to chemicals present in artificial Holi colours can induce a range of allergy symptoms on the skin, throat and eyes
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How to manage a jellyfish sting

Experts say washing a jellyfish sting with seawater or vinegar after removing tentacles can help manage painful, burning sensations
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How to deal with bee stings

Bee stings can produce a spectrum of clinical symptoms — ranging from the benign to, in some rare cases, severe allergic reactions
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The ayurvedic approach to managing allergic rhinitis

An extensive guide to manage allergic rhinitis using ayurvedic principles, such as adjusting diet, promoting gut health, finding the right herb, and practising pranayama
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No rash but itching to scratch? Problem may not be just skin deep

Itching is commonly associated with several skin-related allergies and conditions. But when it occurs without any physical signs on one’s skin, it could be indicative of an underlying condition, say doctors
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Fragrance allergy: a smelly affair

Exposure to certain scented products can be troublesome for those with an allergy
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Soft toys and dust mite allergy

Soft toys could be causing respiratory issues in children, says Dr Sowmya Nagarajan, pediatric pulmonologist and allergist, Kangaroo Care hospital, Bengaluru. Listen in to know more about how soft toys cause dust mite allergy and what you can do to keep children safe while they play with their favorite furry toy.
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Egg allergy in children: all you need to know

Egg allergy is one of the most common food allergies among children. The allergic reactions to egg, also a hidden ingredient in many baked products, could range from mild symptoms like a rash to extreme symptoms like anaphylaxis. Watch the video to know the most common symptoms.
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Anaphylaxis: the heart of the matter

The severe allergic reaction that develops due to several stimuli could cause heart rate and rhythm disorder, and in some cases, heart failure
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Shellfish allergy — tongue vs immune system

What your tongue finds delectable may be seen as a threat by your immune cells, eliciting a spectrum of negative reactions
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What’s exercising got to do with anaphylaxis?

In this rare condition, a severe allergic reaction is induced by a combination of eating the allergy-triggering food and engaging in physical activity afterwards
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Dust mites can hurt your might with allergy

Doctors say in the absence of a cure for dust mite allergy, they can only aim to reduce the symptoms and frequency of allergic reactions
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Vitiligo: busting the myths

Early diagnosis and treatment are the best way to prevent the spread of the skin disorder
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Food dye allergies: causes, symptoms and treatment

From oral immunotherapy to food challenges, doctors suggest various ways to diagnose a food colour allergy and eliminate unhealthy colouring agents from the diet
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Bronchitis: attack of the allergens

Allergic bronchitis is chronic and may be caused by exposure to allergy triggers such as pollution, dust, chemical fumes or tobacco smoke
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Why do eggs trigger reactions in some?

Eggs can cause severe allergic reactions in some people. We find out the reasons behind this and ask doctors about identifying ‘eggless’ products that may secretly contain eggs
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Food allergy or intolerance? The devil lies in what you eat

We often hear that our food can be someone else’s poison. What if something innocuous that we ate turned right against us and created distressing reactions inside us – every time?
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Pollen throws caution to the wind

People with pollen allergies mostly develop symptoms when pollination takes place through the air
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