If you’ve ever experienced hay fever, you may have thought you had a cold. Also called allergic rhinitis, this common outdoor allergy causes symptoms similar to a cold, such as itchy eyes, sever sneezing and coughing, and a runny nose. But hay fever is not caused by a virus. It can be triggered by tree… Read More: 12 Nutrients in Foods that Fight Seasonal Allergies »
Brian O’Connor says he gets a feeling of dread in his stomach when he sees the ‘back to school’ signs. Photo: Tony Gavin Seasonal Affective Disorder: All you need to know about therapies for the winter blues Independent.ie A week ago, the clocks went back and while many people celebrated with a well-earned extra hour… Read More: Seasonal Affective Disorder: All you need to know about therapies… »
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Active Form Of Depression Posted On : Jan-02-2012 | seen (762) times | Article Word Count : 413 | Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a rear form of depression which appears in the rear region of globe at the same time each year in which person feel depressed, low energized and unexplained… Read More: Seasonal Affective Disorder: Active Form Of Depression »
Allergic symptoms occurring due to weather changes are known as seasonal allergies. They are most common in the summer or spring seasons. The cause of this type of allergies is the immune system’s sensitivity to pollen grains and dust. Allergies could be hereditary in nature. The chance of developing an allergy is 75 to 80… Read More: Heat and Humidity Causes of Seasonal Allergies »