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Dr Susan Leech: Airborne allergens can cause eczema

Dr Susan Leech: Airborne allergens can cause eczema

May 14, 2015 0 Comments

Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a common, itchy skin condition often starting in childhood. Treatment includes hydration, anti-inflammatory medications, and allergen avoidance, with severe cases needing specialist care.

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Dr Jemima Mellerio: How a dermatologist treats eczema in children

Dr Jemima Mellerio: How a dermatologist treats eczema in children

February 16, 2015 0 Comments

Eczema can be challenging for both children and parents, but effective treatment can make a world of difference. In this insightful video, dermatologist Dr Jemima Mellerio shares expert advice on managing and treating eczema in children.

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Dr Helen Cox: Food allergy and Eczema – how are they related and implications for management

Dr Helen Cox: Food allergy and Eczema – how are they related and implications for management

December 16, 2013 0 Comments

Eczema's link to allergies is debated; while some argue that allergies worsen eczema, others believe skin barrier damage is primary. Food and inhalant allergens may exacerbate eczema, requiring careful management.

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Professor Edward Kaminsky: Testing for Food allergy

Professor Edward Kaminsky: Testing for Food allergy

November 18, 2013 0 Comments

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Dr David Cremonesini Consultant Paediatrician with an interest in allergy and respiratory paediatrics, Hinchingbrooke Hospital

Dr David Cremonisini: Tips to improve your childs asthma

October 16, 2013 0 Comments

Dr. David Cremonesini provides essential tips for managing childhood asthma, emphasizing proper medication, technique, and environmental factors

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Dr H Morrow Brown: Glue Ear or Secretory Otitis Media

Dr H Morrow Brown: Glue Ear or Secretory Otitis Media

May 10, 2013 0 Comments

Glue ear, a common condition in children, often results from blocked Eustachian tubes and can be linked to food intolerance, especially cow's milk. Avoiding milk may help resolve symptoms.

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Dr Hasan Arshad: Allergen Avoidance during infancy

Dr Hasan Arshad: Allergen Avoidance during infancy

January 03, 2013 0 Comments

Allergic diseases, including asthma, are rising globally, with the UK heavily impacted. Isle of Wight research indicates that avoiding common allergens in infancy can significantly cut the risk of asthma and allergies, suggesting early intervention might be crucial.

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Probiotics and prebiotics for the treatment and prevention of eczema

Dr Robert Boyle: Probiotics and prebiotics for the treatment and prevention of eczema

September 27, 2012 0 Comments

As eczema rates rise, research points to gut microbes as a potential key to prevention and treatment. Probiotics and prebiotics—friendly bacteria—may offer new hope in managing this common skin condition.

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Dr Nick Read: IBS A Matter of Food and Mood and A Case for Self Care

Dr Nick Read: IBS A Matter of Food and Mood and A Case for Self Care

April 30, 2012 0 Comments

Informed self-care is key to managing IBS effectively. Patients can benefit from resources like The IBS Network, and understanding the interplay of food, mood, and lifestyle can lead to better outcomes.

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Diagnosis and Management of exercise induced anaphylaxis

Dr. George Du Toit: Description Diagnosis and Management of exercise induced anaphylaxis

December 02, 2011 0 Comments

Exercise-induced anaphylaxis (EIA) is a rare but serious allergic reaction triggered by exercise, often linked with certain foods. It requires careful diagnosis and management, including dietary changes and emergency planning, to ensure safe physical activity.

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Dr Adam Fox: Allergic Rhinitis in Children

Dr Adam Fox: Allergic Rhinitis in Children

December 01, 2011 0 Comments

Dr. Adam Fox, one of the UK's leading Paediatric Allergists, dives deep into the symptoms, impact, and effective treatments for this common condition.

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Allerguard mattress and pillow protectors

Dr Michael Rudenko: The Advantages of using Feather pillows versus Synthetic

June 30, 2011 0 Comments

Feather pillows are better at reducing allergen exposure than synthetic ones, which tend to accumulate more dust mites, mold, and pet dander. For allergy sufferers, feather pillows and impermeable encasements are recommended to minimise allergen exposure.

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