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Seasonal allergies

Seasonal allergies develop after exposure to airborne substances that only appear during certain times of the year. Seasonal allergies are relatively common. The reactions only occur during certain times of the year especially spring, summer or fall depending on what the individual is allergic to. The symptoms involve mainly the membrane that lines the nose

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Child care: How to deal with gastroenteritis

Gastroenteritis involves inflammation of the GI tract that leads to diarrhea, vomiting or both and oftentimes teamed with fever or abdominal cramping. The condition is usually triggered by a bacterial, viral or parasitic infection. The condition is also called as the “stomach flu” which is a common digestive condition that affects children. In severe cases,

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Vasomotor rhinitis

Rhinitis involves inflammation of the nasal membranes. Various allergens or irritants can trigger the inflammation. Nevertheless, there are instances in which there is no specific cause. Vasomotor rhinitis is not considered dangerous. Those who are affected by the condition will find the symptoms annoying but they are not serious. Causes of vasomotor rhinitis When it

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Norovirus

Norovirus: Overview on the Norwalk virus

Throughout the years, cruise ships have been known as the source of diarrheal conditions including those caused by the norovirus. An infection from the Norwalk virus resulted to outbreaks in fast food chains and restaurants as well as in nursing homes and hospitals. The norovirus is responsible for triggering a diarrheal condition called viral gastroenteritis.

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