Diet of jellyfish
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So it might be a side effect of the migraine. Migraines are caused by problems with constriction of the blood vessels, but the cause of migraines can be from various causes. In this case, I might see a naturopath or holistic nutritionist and try a liver cleanse -- might be too late to do that, however, and to do that she would first have to stop taking medication, since liver cleansing washes out some of the medication with it.
His pediatrician said it was from the allergic reaction from the portion of the shot that he reacted to deep into the layers of the skin/muscle areas.
Eventually, in his case, it went away.
I would ask/see a dermatologist to see if there's anything that can be done cosmetically if it bothers you.
Sorry this happened -- jellyfish hurt a lot from what I've heard.
A week and a half ago I had an insect bite on my right big toe and a few days later was stung by a jellyfish on the back of my left knee. The insect bite caused blisters around the site of the bite which eventually burst and appear to be healing. The jellyfish sting was painful and itchy,then oozed a lot, and is now drying out and fading. The question I have is what are some possible reasons I could be having additional rash continuing to spread on both legs?
The thing is, every time I stop the antihistamines, I start getting incredible itching in the back of my throat, which then leads to a feeling of swollen tounge, itchy (especially hands), sneezing... etc. (would not mind sneezing but the itchy throat and feeling of not getting "air" is difficult to bear for long.
I have always had some sort of mild dust mite allergy (I resulty positive for this) but the jellyfish sting made them way worse? Is this possible?
I had both eyes treated for tears about 5 months ago, ever since then I put on a lot of pressure. My retina Dr saw me 2 months ago and has cleared me for international travel. My questions are:
1) should hiking on high altitudes/snorkeling be avoided after retina tear treatment?
2) what else to pay attention to during the travel?
Thank you very much!
Here is a site which will have a list of foods to avoid as they have potential degranualtors , which means they can cause a potentially dangerous release of histimine www.mastokids.
After a couple of days on the beach, I start to develop a red, bumpy rash on the tops of my feet. By the end of the week it has spread out and formed masses of bumps, some of which blister and are almost clear. It spreads to the tops of all the toes and begins to creep up my ankles a little. The rash begins mildly ichy but becomes almost intollerable by the time we pack up to head home. Over the years, I've experimented to see what the cause is....
My daughter was scratched by a jellyfish on vacation a few months ago. During a regular eye exam, the doctor noticed a corneal scar. It is on the side of the eye, not the iris or pupil. The doctor said that she wouldn't go blind, but I'm wondering if it will get worse and affect her vision in the future.
Buty sons bed set is under the sea. Its blue and green mostly with octopuses, crabs and starfish and jellyfish its so cute I love it.
You do not say where the beach is, nor which part of the body these spines get stuck into. There may be some creatures there that you cannot see and then get their spines stick into you.
You either need to avoid going to the beach or wear protective footwear and clothing so as not to get the spines to stick into you.
You are doing the right thing in pulling them out with the tweezers. You can also apply some antiseptic cream when you have plucked these out.
I also have some weird jellyfish looking things in my semen too... Iv been tested multiple times. Iv done a culture, an altrasound, was treated for prostate infection with three different antibiotics( they said it has cleared), and TWO seman analysis. But it's not just clear it is also yellowish greenish. Is there ANY answer to this at all????
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s not even the hottest part of summer here yet but the heat is unbearable!
Does anyone have any names of docs in Canada who deal with AD. We were vacationing in Australia, both got bit by jellyfish. I had AD for 3 months and it went away. He still has it after 2 years. He was healthy, young 35 yr old with no health issues. It's crazy, I could make a movie out of our experience. Any help is appreciated.
I went to the beach today, and as soon as I got out of the ocean, I noticed a multitude of raised red welts (ranging from the size of a pen-tip to the size of a tic-tac) scattered about on my thighs and calves. They appeared nowhere else on my body. It is not razor stubble (I do not need to shave my legs above my knees, so I never have), and this "rash" (?
We went swimming anyways. When we were in the water we noticed hundreds of little tiny jellyfish-like creatures. They looked like little thimbles. Anyways we had a blast, went home and woke up in the morning cooooovvvered in a rash, mysteriously, only in places like armpits, inside of the elbow, knee, groin etc.... We asked the locals and they said it was "agua male" and that the little jellyfish were laying eggs, and that the larvae somehow got into our skin.
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