dear mba ela... haaaaahhhh... ga salah tuh mba hampir semua? telur, kacang2an, produk sapi dan turunannya dll juga...???
kalo bingung mending mba konsul ke dokternya aja sama ke ahli gizi, biar ga salah kaprah. kalo alergi sama hampir semua makanan selain masalah nahan lapar n susah nyarinya kalo lagi pergi2 seandainya sang ortu dalam keadaan bingung salah-salah malah ntar jadi kurang gizi... tapi biasanya lagi alergi itu akan berkurang seiring dengan bertambahnya imun tubuh, contohnya aku dulu waktu sd hampir setiap pagi dan mghrib selalu ingusan (maaf) krn alergi dingin, tapi gitu smp aku dah ga gitu lagi walopun kadang-kadang masih meler cuma ga setiap hari, nah sekarang2 ini alerginya kambuh kalo cuaca memang lagi dingin banget n vitalitas tubuh kurang, nah biar dingin tapi kalo badan lagi fit ya ga meler.... maaf kalo ga banyak bantu.. --- 2Fa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > o..iya mbak...teorinya sih saya uda hapal ;) > tp masalahnya, dr hsl pemeriksaan hampir semua > makanan alergi, hanya beras > dan sereal yg nggak...trus anak saya mkn apa donggg > ? :( > > > On 3/13/07, MamaKavin+Ija <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Dear Mbak Ela > > > > Masalah alergi yaaa.. > > Simpelnya sihh alergi bisa dijauhkan bila kita > > menjauhi pencetus ALERGInya.. missal klo makan > ikan > > laut jd gatel2 ya wiss ga perlu makan ikan laut.. > it > > contohnya. > > > > KARENA kadar alergi pda tiap2org itu lain2 n bisa > > ilang nggaknya juga individual bgt > > Contohnya saya.. ga tau knapa2 klo hamil pasti > dehh > > alergian klo sore gatel2 n bentol2 gitu tapi > slesai > > hamil ilang blas > > Anak2 saya juga gitu dr baby smp umur 3 bln alergi > > dingin..klo pagi2 pilek n bersin2.. stl 3 bln ke > atas > > ilang alerginya.. tanpa obat or pengobatan.. > > > > klo mau lebih lengkap tu tanya aja ma tanteku si > tante > > Intan yg juga alergian..he..he..he.. > > > > Ini aku ada rtikel alergi dr mayoclinic yaaa > > Allergy Treatment Guide > > > > Allergic rhinitis, or hay fever, is a common > problem > > in infants and children. The most common symptoms > > include a stuffy or runny nose with clear > drainage, > > sneezing, itchy eyes and nose, sore throat, throat > > clearing and a cough that may be worse at night > and in > > the morning. > > > > These symptoms usually occur during certain times > of > > the year for people with seasonal allergies, > > corresponding to being exposed to outdoor > allergens, > > such as tree pollens, grasses and weeds. > > > > Other people may have perennial allergies, with > > problems occurring year round from exposure to > indoor > > allergens, such as dust mites, pets, second hand > smoke > > and molds. > > > > Other signs of having allergic rhinitis include > the > > 'allergic salute,' a common habit of children > which > > consists of rubbing their nose upward. This is > usually > > because the nose is itchy and this practice can > lead > > to a small crease in the skin of the lower part of > the > > nose. > > > > Children with allergic rhinitis also commonly have > > 'allergic shiners,' which are dark circles under > the > > eyes caused by nasal congestion. > > > > Allergic rhinitis does run in certain families and > are > > more common in children that have asthma or > eczema. It > > is also more common in children that are exposed > to > > second hand smoke, air pollution and pets. > > > > Having uncontrolled allergies can put your child > at > > risk for getting a secondary sinus infection, ear > > infections, and for having poor concentration at > > school. It can also make asthma symptoms worse. > > > > Allergy Treatments > > > > The best treatment for allergic rhinitis is to > avoid > > what your child is allergic to by following the > > prevention and environmental controls described > below. > > > > Although food allergies as a trigger for a runny > nose > > is not common, if you notice that your child's > allergy > > symptoms always get worse after being exposed to > > certain foods, then you should avoid those foods. > The > > most common foods that can cause problems include: > > milk, eggs (especially egg yolks), peanuts, > soybeans, > > tree nuts, seafood, and wheat. > > > > > > Allergy Prevention > > > > These steps help to control common allergens, > > including dust mites, mold, animal dander and > pollens. > > > > > > * Get rid of dust collectors, including > heavy drapes, > > upholstered furniture, & stuffed animals. > > * Use an airtight, allergy-proof plastic > cover on all > > mattresses, pillows and boxsprings. > > * Wash all bedding and stuffed animals in > hot water > > every 7-14 days. > > * If you must keep pets in the house, at > least keep > > them out of your child's bedroom and wash your pet > > each week to remove surface allergens. > > * Avoid exposing your child to molds by > keeping him > > away from damp basements or water-damaged areas of > > your home (check under carpets). > > * Remove carpeting if possible. > > * Vacuum frequently (when your child is not > in the > > room, since many of the things that cause > allergies > > are small enough to go back out of the vacuum > cleaner > > bag). > > * Cover air vents with filters. > > * Avoid the use of ceiling fans. > > * For seasonal allergies, keep windows > closed in the > > car and home to avoid exposure to pollens and > limit > > outdoor activities when pollen counts are highest > > (early morning for spring time tree pollens, > afternoon > > and early evening for summer grasses, and in the > > middle of the day for ragweed in the fall) > > * Consider using a HEPA filter to control > airborne > > allergens (these only work if what you are > allergic to > > is airborne, which doesn't include dust mites and > > mold). > > * Keep indoor humidity low, since dust mites > and mold > > increase in high humidity. > > * Provide a smoke-free environment for your > child (it > > is not enough to simply smoke outside). > > > > > > > > Allergy Medications > > > > The medications that are used to control the > symptoms > > of allergic rhinitis include decongestants, > > antihistamines and steroids. If symptoms are mild, > you > > can use over the counter medications as needed. > Avoid > > using topical decongestants (such as Afrin) for > more > > than 3-5 days at a time or frequent use of over > the > > counter allergy medicines with antihistamines, as > they > > can cause drowsiness and poor performance in > school. > > > > Prescription allergy medications include the > newer, > > non-sedating antihistamines, such as Allergra, > > Claritin, Clarinex and Zyrtec (usual dose is 1-2 > > teaspoons or 1 pill once a day), and topical > steroids, > > such as Nasonex, Flonase, and Nasacort (usual dose > is > > 1-2 squirts in each nostril once each day). If > your > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Don't pick lemons. See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! 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