Latex allergy

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Latex allergy is a non-communicable, chronic, acquired, progressive, evolving, non-reversible and potentially fatal disease.

Latex allergy

Updated post! This video/ article addresses two very common questions we receive: What can I eat with a latex allergy? What about food allergy and latex allergy testing? Be sure to peruse the links below the video/ article as there is some very important information there!

Latex Allergy Infographic

Learn how latex allergies can trigger reactions to certain foods. Find out which foods to avoid and how to manage symptoms effectively.

Allergic reaction signs

A latex allergy is a reaction to natural rubber latex that can cause hives, itching, swelling, runny nose and watery eyes. Severe reactions can be life-threatening.

Learn about Managing latex allergies at home or find a doctor at Mount Sinai Health System.

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What do you know about latex allergy? If you or someone you care about is allergic to latex, the number of products made using this common manufacturing ingredient may surprise you. The proteins in natural rubber latex are also similar to those in a number of different foods, which can cause food allergies. We've put together a list of 19 things to be aware of when it comes to latex allergies and staying safe.

Could you be allergic to latex? Read our latest article, "Are You Allergic to Latex? Here's Why" to discover if you could be allergic. #LatexAllergy #AllergicToLatex #AllergyRelief #Allergies

Latex allergy is a serious health risk and it can lead to disastrous results if not treated right away. Some people experience rashes upon contact with this substance while others experience something much more dire—anaphylaxis. Regardless of whether your allergy to latex is minor or severe it’s important to avoid any allergen that could trigger a reaction.

Non-toxic, latex-free home. Non-toxic, latex-free life. Naturally.

Very helpful list of cross-reactive fruits and veggies from Allergic Living.

This post is dedicated to the parents of kids with life threatening allergies. I've managed my fish and nut allergies pretty successfully all my life, and was raised to read labels and question ingredients. But accidents happen. In this post, I've laid out some strategies that have worked for me p

Prevention from most common Allergic Triggers. Many things can trigger #allergies . The most common are pollen, dust mites, mold, animal dander, insect stings, latex, and certain food and medications. ... If it's hard to tell what's causing them, or if they become too hard for you to handle on your own, see a doctor about getting allergy tests. #dustmites #mold #animaldander #insect #latex #medication #pollen #allergy #allergytest #doctor #allergist #immunologist #dermatologist…

Last week, we received a truly incredible story from Renee, a long-time sufferer of eczema. If you are suffering from a latex allergy then read this.

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