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Allergies: The Unbearable Sniffing, Sneezing and Drainage

My name is Marilyn Baker, and I have horrible allergies. I’m 42 years old and have been suffering from allergies since I was a child. I have seasonal and environmental allergies. Allergies plague me year round. When I was young, my parents even moved to a dryer area in the hope of helping me. Over the past eight years, I have done extensive research both through doctors and online. I have managed to come up with some combinations that have helped me a great deal. My allergies aren’t gone, but they have become manageable. I do have to have allergy shots, but I also use some natural remedies. I am happy to be able to share my findings with you here on my blog. I hope you can find some of this of value.

Allergies: The Unbearable Sniffing, Sneezing and Drainage

    Oh, My Aching Foot! What You Should Know About Morton's Neuroma

    If you've been diagnosed with Morton's neuroma, you probably have a lot of questions regarding your condition and the treatment options that are available to help ease your pain and discomfort. Your doctor may recommend physical therapy to help eliminate or lessen your pain. Knowing some basic facts about Morton's neuroma will help you understand your condition and work with your physician and physical therapist to find the best treatment program for you.

    3 Ways To Improve Your Sun-Damaged Skin After A Life Of Sun-Tanning

    If you got caught up in the sun-worshipping craze that took place decades ago, then there is no question that your skin is sun damaged. If you didn't develop skin cancer as a result of too much tanning, then consider yourself lucky. An estimated 90 percent of people who develop skin cancer developed it as a direct result of sun or tanning bed exposure. There may be no time machine you can use to go back and reverse the bad decisions you made in the past, but you can take steps to make your skin look better today.

    Get Some Sleep: How To Breathe Better At Night Without Using Cold Medicine

    If you have sinus congestion, you know the misery of trying to sleep while you are having trouble breathing. Cold medications can compound this problem in some people by making you feel even worse or keeping you awake. Here are some alternative approaches to feeling better when you are having trouble breathing at night due to sinus problems. 1. Try a saline rinse. One of the quickest ways to feel better and clear clogged nasal passages is to rinse your nose out with a saline solution.

    Menopause and You: Treatment Options

    As a woman, when you start to eek past middle age and into the golden years of your life, your body begins to change. This change can begin gradually or can seem to come on all of a sudden, but the reality of the matter is that menopause is the reality that all women must face. As such, there is no need to feel embarrassed or ashamed about it. Instead, focus on your immediate reality.

    Stubborn Skin Rash? It May Be Due To A Food Allergy

    If you have a strange skin rash that just won't go away, then it may be the result of an unknown food allergy. Many people think that allergic reactions consist of only sneezing and watery eyes or a full body of hives. Everyone doesn't react to allergens in the same way, and some develop skin conditions from them that are not in the form of hives. People can also develop allergic reactions suddenly to foods they have eaten for years with no problems in the past.

    5 Valuable Community-Based Services For The Disabled And Elderly

    Are you worried about a disabled or elderly family member? If so, you may want to look into the community-based services available in your area. Community-based services are services that are available at either low or no cost to those who meet certain standards of need. 1. Weekly Visitors Sometimes the elderly or disabled simply get lonely. Visitors are background-checked and registered with the community service to ensure that they are safe.

    Putting Off Getting Eyeglasses? 4 Ways Doing So Could Be Interfering With Your Life

    If you've been putting off going to the optometrist because you don't want to wear glasses, you should know that you might be putting your eyes in danger. You might also be making things harder on yourself than you need to. Here are just a few of the ways that improper vision could be interfering with your life. While You're Driving You might think that your vision isn't interfering with your driving, but you might be mistaken.

    Helping Your Loved One With Cancer: What You Should Know

    When a beloved member of your family gets diagnosed with cancer, you may not know how to react. Grief, anger, denial, and depression are all common reactions among cancer patients and their immediate families upon first learning of a cancer diagnosis. However, you also are likely wondering what you can do to help and support your family member in their time of extreme need and distress. Luckily there are several steps that you can take to be supportive of and helpful to your loved one as they begin their battle with cancer.