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Chronic Illness and Missing School - Words from a Patient
Being chronically ill is definitely a challenge especially when you are missing a lot of school. When I was younger I missed a lot of school due to illness and infusions. Trying to keep up with the missing school assignments was a struggle at times. I diagnosed with CVID at 11 years old. My parents […]
I have Hereditary Angioedema which causes edema or swelling when I have flares. Since, I already struggle with having excess swelling in my body I thought it would be a good idea to do everything I could to help reduce the inflammation that I have. I already receive infusions twice a week which is so […]
IMMUNOe and Horizon Patient Testimonial As much as I love winter time being immune deficient definitely makes it harder. The kids being in school means germs are more prevalent around the house. That adds another level of complexity trying to stay healthy. Unfortunately germs are a part of life and as much as I hope […]
Research Article: Attention Deficit Disorder and Allergic Rhinitis: Are They Related? Isaac Melamed and Melinda Heffron IMMUNOe Research Centers , Centennial, CO 80112, USA Academic Editor: Enrico Maggi Copyright © 2016 I. Melamed and M. Heffron. T The association between ADHD and allergy remains controversial. Our previous findings suggest that nerve growth factor may […]
Did you know you can get “hand eczema” from nickel allergy, even if you are staying away from metal on you, because of nickel in the food you eat? Females tend to know they are nickel allergic because they get a rash from “cheap” earrings. Males are often not as aware that they even have […]
How to stay merry-healthy this winter season! Everyone wants to feel their best around the holidays. Unfortunately, it is also a time of year when we see an increase of people getting a cold and flu bugs. There are measures you can take, besides getting the flu shot, to get your body winter-ready for this […]
According to recent estimates, 15 million Americans are affected by food allergies, which makes it a very important health topic. Experts advise people to beware of allergy symptoms and be cautious with the food they consume daily. Allergens are often hidden in foods and other products that we may not expect. Therefore, doctors suggest that […]
When living with multiple sclerosis (MS), managing your symptoms does require a proactive approach in your medical care, as well as in the way you approach life. MS does not have to be the only focus in your life. People living with MS have families, careers and a variety of hobbies. Remaining positive is key. […]
Even though the holidays are all about the spirit, gifts and the food, if you take a closer look, you will actually understand that even these magical days have their hazards. The holidays can be stressful and complicated. Having multiple sclerosis though, might make the holiday preparation seem a bit harder than it already is. […]
Although diabetes and holidays may seem hard to combine, there are ways you can manage them both. Giving your self time to plan and complete your holiday tasks, making wise food choices, and being aware of your limits, are some of the best steps that can help manage your diabetes during these holidays. Here are […]