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Monday, May 15, 2006
For allergy sufferers, an alternative to shots for treatment For decades, allergy sufferers in Europe and much of South America have been able to control their allergies with daily under-the-tongue drops instead of shots. And although the prescription drops are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, their use is spreading across the U.S. too. Like shots, the active ingredients in the drops are customized to the patients' allergies and use the same allergy antigens for treatment. Alternative Botox and blood pressure medications prescribed for migraine headaches are common examples of off-label use. Allergy drops work in the same way that shots do. The idea is to inoculate people with small amounts of the substances they are allergic to so that their bodies gradually develop immunity. Because such small amounts of the allergens are introduced with each shot or drop, it can take three to five years to reach a point at which a patient allergic to pollen, for example, will not sneeze in the spring. Instead of going to a doctor's office for weekly shots treatment, patients can take allergy drops at home. Patients place one or two drops under the tongue first thing in the morning and before going to bed at night. There is no taste, and the only reported side effect can be some itching under the tongue for the first several weeks of treatment. The idea of treating allergies alternately by desensitizing the immune system dates back to the early 1900s. By around 1915, doctors were treating hay fever by inoculating their patients with pollen, some with injections, and others by mouth. Shots and drops were virtually interchangeable until the 1950s, when most practitioners had switched over to shots. "It's gaining such ground it's hard to completely ignore it," Cox says. "It's just expensive to introduce something in the U.S. market." For allergy sufferers, an alternative to shots for treatment posted on 12:10 PM (0) comments
natural cure for hypertensionCame to our center with Sever Hypertension 240/160 mm Hg, Diabetes with fasting blood glucose 350 mg%, Sever Migraine headache, Tingling and numbness in hands and feet, Obese, sever Arthritis, Post menopausal syndrome, Hormonal Imbalance, unable to stand, walk and work, Allergy, Weakness, Constipation, Loss of hair, Dark skin with under eye dark circle unable to work. Now every thing is corrected. Working confidently and leading normal life. Share her experience with us. posted on 11:35 AM (1) comments
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Is It Stress Or An Anxiety Attack?How do you know if you're suffering from an anxiety attack? Well, the symptoms are varied, but they can be very intense, so it is easily distinguished from the regular stressed out feeling we have at the end of the day. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, you could be having an anxiety attack, and should see a doctor right away. Extreme nervousness with shaking. Difficulty breathing, feeling as though you cannot get enough air. posted on 10:56 AM (1) comments
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