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Articles related to "Hypersensitivity"
Hypersensitivity Reactions Hypersensitivity reactions occur when the immune system responds in an exaggerated fashion to foreign antigens such as pollen or food proteins. allergic • allergy • hypersensitivity • immune system • autoimmune disease
Sensory Hypersensitivity and/or Hyposensitivity in Autism The article describes one of the most common sensory problems in autism - hypersensitivity/hyposensitivity hypersensitivity • hyposensitivity • hypervision • hypovision hyperhearing • hypohearing
Allergy - What It Is Allergy is the manifestation of a reaction given by our body's immune system against common substances which leads to injury to our own body. allergy • hypersensitivity • allergens • immune system • hay fever
Drug Related Arthritis Like its cousin drug related lupus, drug related arthritis is a temporary condition of autoimmune arthritis induced by certain drugs. A correct diagnosis is essential. arthritis • rheumatoid • arthralgia • drug induced arthritis • hypersensitivity
Recognizing the Symptoms of Autism Autism covers a broad spectrum of behavioral, developmental and social disorders that can be difficult to recognize by the child's primary caregiver. autism • aspergers • pervasive developmental disorder • pdd • hypersensitivity
Central Auditory Processing Disorder and Its Connection to Autism Autism has often associated with auditory processing disorders. The article gives general information on Central Auditory Disorder, its treatments and possible implications for autism. autism • central auditory processing disorder • capd • auditory problems • auditory hypersensitivity
Mono-Processing in Autism: Using one channel at a time Autistic children seem to develop the ability to control their awareness of incoming sensory stimuli in order to survive in the world bombarding them with extraneous information. These compensatory or defensive strategies are reflected in acquired perceptual styles. The article describes one of these acquired strategies - mono-processing. autism • sensory • perceptual style • mono-processing • singly channeled
Blood Transfusion Reaction is a Type of Allergy Incompatible blood transfusions may lead to reactions ranging from mild to life threatening. The manifestations may be either immediate or delayed. transfusion reaction • delayed transfusion reaction • incompatible blood transfusion • allergic response • type 2 hypersensitivity
Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Young Adults A new disorder has surfaced, and many teens and young adults are stuck in the bathroom with not many answers for their pain despite normal test results. ibs • gastroenterology • postinfectious • inflammatory bowel disease • crohn's disease
Overcoming Emotional Lability and Strong Feelings Feelings are very real and human, but occasionally become intense and powerful. The key is to control them so they do not control thoughts, attitudes or behaviors. feelings • emotions • emotional lability • managing feelings • controlling emotions
Rarely, CFLs can Cause Adverse Health Effects Millions have saved energy and money by converting to compact fluorescent bulbs. Yet for a small percentage of the population, CFLs may hurt more than help. cfls can cause health issues • sensitivity to emfs • uv rays from cfls • flicker in cfls • electrical hypersensitivity
The Rise of Allergies Studies have shown that even as time passes and medical technology advances, cases of allergies continue to rise. What is the cause of this? rise of allergies • consequences of antibiotics • what are allergies • type one hypersensitivity • immunoglobin
Death of Andy Kessler from Allergic Reactions Andy Kessler died from anaphylaxis allergic reactions from a bee sting, which is a reminder of the importance of allergies. bee sting allergies • allergic reactions • anaphyaxis • allergic reactions anaphylaxis • andy kessler
Latex Allergy - Are You Risking Your Life For Your Job? Latex allergy is a potentially life threatening occupational hazard for many professionals. Find out who is at risk and how to recognize the allergy. latex • allergy • healthcare • latex allergy • latex gloves
Fungal Pneumonia - Opportunistic Pneumonia is an inflammation or infection of the lungs most commonly caused by a bacteria or virus, but can also result from opportunistic fungi. fungal pneumonia • what is pneumonia • opportunistic fungi • pulmonary candidiasis • pathogenic fungus
Atypical Graves' Disease Symptoms Besides the typical symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism, patients with Graves' disease are also at risk for a number of different atypical symptoms. graves' • disease • autoimmune • hyperthyroidism • symptoms
Yellow Fever Vaccine Unless you are traveling to Africa or South America, yellow fever is not an infectious travel risk that need concern you. yellow fever • vaccine • immunization • side effects • mosquito
How Does EpiPen Help with an Allergic Reaction? When having an allergic reaction, a patient's life can be saved by carrying an EpiPen injector. epipen • allergic reaction • anaphylactic shock • anaphylaxis • epinephrine
Increase of Tuberculosis After a fall in the early twentieth century, tuberculosis incidences have increased with over 2 million deaths and 14 million people infected in 2005. tuberculosis • tb • mycobacteria • infectious disease • cough
Peripheral Perception in Autism: What is more important - eye contact or understanding? We often want autistic children to make eye contact with us while we are talking to them ('Look at me!')We often do not understand that avoidance of direct perception is their attempt to understand what we are talking about. The article describes peripheral perception as one of compensatory strategies autistic people acquired in order to understand what is going on around them. autism • peripheral perception • avoidance of direct perception • avoidance of eye contact • indirectly confrontational approach
Scotopic Sensitivity/Irlen Syndrome and Autism The article describes Scotopic Sensitivity/Irlen Syndrome, the Irlen method to address the problem and its implication to autism. autism • scotopic sensitivity/irlen syndrome • dyslexia • visual distortions • visual perceptual deficits
Causes of Hand Eczema There are many different causes of hand eczema, both exogenous and endogenous. It is important to find the exact cause to get rid of the contact dermatitis of the hands. causes of hand eczema • how contact dermatitis affect hands • cause hand eczema • hand eczema • allergens
Eczema The aim of this article is to provide a definition of eczema, an identification of the various types and the clinical features associated with eczema. eczema • features • symptoms • contact dermatitis • allergies
How Allergies Occur Despite being unpleasant and occasionally serious, allergy is really a normal reaction of the body's immune system. how allergy occurs • allergy and hay fever • allergy and insect bites • allergy and infection • allergy and the immune system
MOA of Sulfonamide Antibiotics Antibiotics are chemotherapeutic agents used to inhibit or kill bacteria (prokaryotic organisms). How do sulfonamides impact bacteria without hurting our cells? sufonamide antibiotics • sulfa drug antibiotics • sulfonamide moa • sulfa drug mode of action • sulfa antimicrobics
Pityriasis Rosea Pityriasis rosea is a self limiting skin disease of suspected viral origin presenting with a generalized scaly and itchy skin rash. pityriasis rosea • scaly skin rash • viral skin rash • herald patch • mother patch
Research Update: Part 2 In Part 1 of this article, we looked at current legislation related to latex allergy. Click here for Part 2 and see the latest research findings, as well as information on current studies. It's exciting! latex • allergy • latex allergy • nurse • nursing
What Exactly Is Sensory Integration Dysfunction? The theory of sensory integration dysfunction was formulated by A. J. Ayres to describe a variety of neurological disorders. At present it still remains a theory and has no much recognition from the fields outside occupational therapy. There is still much scepticism and criticism of SID. The article tries to answer the 'why is it so' question. sensory integration • sensory integration dysfunction/disorder • sensory nodulation • sensory processing • sensory problems
Abusive Traits: 14 Reasons to Run More on abusive traits. It doesn't get better--only worse. If you are still checking off traits of your significant other, get out now. This is not a good sign. abuse • dating danger • domestic violence • high school • control
Asthma -- A Breath of Fresh Air A Johns Hopkins Medical Center Study casts new light on the causes of asthma, and suggests that the kind of reeducation offered by the Alexander Technique could have beneficial effects. alexander technique • asthma
Autism and Social Behavior Social dyfunction, maybe one of the most defining features of autism, can be classified in one of three different categories. autism autistic social dyfunction problems disabil
Beating the Blues with St. John's Wort St. John's Wort enjoys widespread use in Europe for the treatment of mild depression. Find out if this is an herb that could work for you. depression • st. john's wort
Child Day Care and Childhood Asthma Using data collected from near thousand US children, research shows that the number of children in the Toddler's day care negatively correlates with asthma chances. asthma • daycare • exposure • infant • toddler
Darker Shades Of Baby Blue: Post Partum Depression And Beyond The difference in severity between Baby Blues, Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Psychosis are defined here. baby blues • ppd • post partum • depression • psychosis
HIV Vaccine: Where Do We Stand? The article discusses HIV vaccine research in general and profiles a recently announced major breakthrough. hiv vaccine research
HPV Vaccine Side Effects A recent study has analyzed over 12,000 reports of HPV vaccine side effects. Researchers have identified a higher-than-expected incidence of some adverse events. hpv vaccine side effects • gardasil side effects • cervical cancer vaccine side effects • hpv vaccine safety • gardasil safety
It is All in the Name or in the Initials A unique county wastes in energy on hypersensitivity. prince george's county • p.g.
Related Disorders Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) is not one disorder but a category of disorders. Autism is the most severe of these. What are some of the others? pervasive developmental disorders • pdd • disorder • autism • asperger syndrome
Schizophrenia: Youth's Greatest Disabler - part 2 Part 2 of a series on Schizophrenia schizophrenia • mental illness • children • adolescent
SEC sets up its own investment hoax on the Web, complete with leptins Since the 11 September 2001 attacks, the U.S. has experienced an upsurge in fast-buck artists trying to cash in on the public’s hypersensitivity to terror-related fears, along with an upsurge in patriotism. Many of the scams have involved investments, and in late January the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) itself devised a phony investment opportunity to show how easy it is to use the Web for fraud. securities • investments • fraud • world wide web
The Flu Virus Paralyzes the Immune System The Flu paralyzes the body's immune system contributing to the high mortality rate of the virus influenza a • the flu virus • swine flu • flu pandemic • flu viruses
The Use of Stimulant Medications for ADHD Stimulant medications are often used for the treatment of ADHD. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these medications? adhd • stimulant • ritalin • dexedrine • adderal
Treating PTSD Naturally Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an emotional reaction resulting from a frightening or life-threatening experience, and some people are treating PTSD naturally. post traumatic stress disorder • treating ptsd • stress-reduction techniques • natural treatment for truama • coping with traumatic events
What is a Trigger Point? A trigger point can often be a very painful experience accompanied by muscle spasms, intense pain and limited mobility in joints and muscles. trigger point • deep tissue massage • good posture • specific regions on the body • muscle tension
What You Need to Know About At-Home Bleaching Is your smile looking dull and yellow? Find out how to safely whiten your teeth at home! tooth bleaching • dentist • bleaching kits • teeth • dental care
Would You Qualify For A Workers' Compensation Claim? Workers' Compensation seems to be taking latex allergy claims seriously, but it can still be difficult to prove your case. Would you be ready? latex • allergy • latex allergy • nurse • nursing
A Turning Point The author finds out that psoriasis is not all that's ailing her. psoriasis • fibromyalgia
Another Way to Approach Autism It is an introductory article to the topic 'World of Autism. The article shows that there are two ways to approach the problem of autism - from autistic perspective and from non-autistic view - and defines the main approach that will be repeated throughout the topic autism • neurologically typical • non-autistic • spats
The Fibromyalgia/Hypothyroidism Link Elaine Moore says that "The link between hypothyroidism and fibromyalgia has recently intensified. It’s long been known that about 15 percent of patients with primary hypothyroidism go on to develop fibromyalgia." Further discussion will be found within this article. fibromyalgia • fms • hypothyroidism • chronic • pain
Adult Atopic Dermatitis Adult atopic dermatitis, the eczema of the grown ups, has specific features as compared to the infantile and childhood atopic eczema. adult atopic dermatitis • eczema grownups • infantile atopic eczema • childhood atopic eczema • itchy skin rashes |
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