If you suffer from any number of diseases or medical issues that can lead to chronic inflammation, including asthma, seasonal allergies or a variety of autoimmune diseases, you may also be prone to nasal polyps. In most cases, nasal polyps are dangerous, and you may not even notice you have them. If you or a loved one was recently diagnosed with chronic nasal polyps,
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- If you suffer from allergy problems, such as a runny nose and itchy, watery eyes, your doctor might recommend taking an antihistamine each day to help control the symptoms. There are many different brands of antihistamines available, and they can help many people with allergy problems. Here are several things you should understand about antihistamines and how to use t
- One of the most dreaded times of year is flu season. Unfortunately, the flu season aligns itself with holiday get-togethers and spending more time indoors, making it spread quickly. Although you are not guaranteed to avoid the flu, there are ways to reduce your risk and stay flu-free. Take Preventative Action The single best preventative strategy for yourself and your
- If you have a child, then you probably understand that kids get sick often. The vast majority of the viruses are colds, but other viral infections are common. Pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is one of them. If you notice redness in one or both of your child's eyes, then make an appointment with your family doctor right away. If you are confused about the illness, th