hi, do any of the resort hotels have allergy-friendly rooms? my son is severely allergic to pet dander. thanks.
hi j, there is a no pets policy at all wdw resorts (only service animals) so you will not have to worry about any pet dander in the rooms. i have a daughter with severe asthma and allergies and i would recommend that you call and have them make a note on your reservation of your son's allergy concerns and request that the room you will be occupying is specially cleaned for your arrival. i do this and we normally end up waiting a little longer than the usual check-in time to get into our room, but it is well worth it to have a fresh, nice and clean allergy free room (they steam cleaned our room at the coronado springs resort on our last trip and put a commercial humidifier in the room as well for my daughter). you probably won't need the humidifier as this was more for her asthma, but i wanted to mention for others that may read this and know that there are many special touches that disney makes to accommodate their guests and make them comfortable no matter what their situation. have a magical trip! best wishes, brigitta
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A person can experience allergies due to the immune system mistakenly responding to a substance. Allergies can differ from one person to another because everyone's body response is different. If you are allergic to a food, symptoms such as: reddish rash on the skin, itching, swelling of the face or lips, nausea, vomiting, or severe causes of shortness of breath can result.



The best treatment for allergies is to avoid allergy triggers. If you are allergic to food, identify these food substances and avoid their consumption or other foods that contain these substances. For the treatment of allergies you can also use drugs that should be given by a doctor based on the results of the examination. Meanwhile, oxytetracyline ointment is an antibiotic ointment that functions to fight bacterial infections, not for skin disorders caused by allergies.



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dr. Iriyanti these are some of the safest drugs but not totally devoid of side effects. have you ever consent an allergist about your condition? see more... dear carrie<br>i think you should ask your paediatrician if you can have the lad tested at this stage because he could be allergic to a whole number of other allergens besides food allergens and you could be cutting out the wrong foods. if the dr does not agree to testing, please take the child to a clinical dietitian (check the list of dietitians on this website or phone 082-593-0276 or send an e-mail to sscharf@nhcltd.com or look in your local telephone directory or yellow pages, to find a dietitian in your area), so that the dietitian can help you to work out what foods, if any, your son may be allergic to. from what you describe, i don&#39;t think he is lactose intolerant, as this would manifest as serious diarrhoea every time he ingests milk or milk products (not just a runny nose and pimples), and he does not seem to be reacting to goat&#39;s milk (which also contains lactose). however, do get him tested and see the dietitian as he also needs other sources of calcium in his diet if he has to cut out milk. <br>best regards<br>dietdoc ok, so i found an answer for you:
with a cat, there is more than one thing you can be allergic to; you might be allergic to cat hair, or you might be allergic to cat dander. you might be allergic to both. since there is more than one thing, then it is plural. cat allergies.
an egg is just one thing, and if you are allergic to eggs, you are just allergic to the egg as a whole. since it is only one allergy, and not multiple allergies like the allergies to cat hair and cat dander, then it is singular. egg allergy. It's allergic manifestation,,u need to apply coconut oil,by proper homoeopathic treatment to cure ur problem hello! redness is mostly rashes only. there is nothing to worry. what you need to do first is to stop using wet wipes,if using. it makes it worse. if possible completely avoid using. also use coconut oil on the area or diaper rash cream. make sure after every potty and if baby puts diaper ,then after every diaper change or after every pee, the area is properly washed and dried and then coconut oil or diaper rash cream is applied. if the baby is on diapers then give some diaper free time. follow this for some time, it will get better. hope this helps. take care Frankincense oil and lavender would be PERFECT for such a condition. Being anti-inflammatory and antifungal. If it is really ringworm then tea tree oil would be your best bet! It aids in calming the skin and promotes healing.

Another option is Oil of Oregano, wildcrafted P73. It’ll surely cure ringworm. It did for my daughter and my husband!! no, all mine have smelled very nice.maybe you have a milder scented one.
 i like the cinnamon and clove type and my gf likes the pine and lavender type which are a bit stronger.. gl regardless of the food triggering an allergic reaction the allergic reaction consists of some or all of these symptoms: itchy & swollen of lips, tongue, mouth, throat, nausea, vomiting, cramps, diarrhea, hives, swollen face, eyelids, coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, a sense of doom, dizziness, loss of consciousness. see more... i don't, they get the silent treatment until i need to talk to them. which is rare