Hi BoyzMom
Here are some ideas on how to heal the issue. You also need to learn about cleansing the body of toxins by doing a colon and liver cleanse to heal for long term.
Cause of Allergies
Overall, the underlying causes of allergy and sensitivity are dietary and lifestyle factors specifically titled as imbalanced immune function, barrier function default (such as "leaky gut" syndrome), and toxic overload. Each of these are, in varying degrees, responsible for the development and continuation of allergy and sensitivity.
Herbal Medicine: There are a variety of herbs that offer relief from allergies, such as goldenseal, red sage, and goldenrod. To reduce mucus, try astringents such as yarrow and myrrh (Commiphora myrrha). These help to contract inflamed tissues and reduce secretions and discharges. To strengthen immune response use echinacea, astragalus root, goldenseal root, and Pfaffia paniculata (suma or Brazilian ginseng). These herbs can be effective and safe for treating weakened immune systems.
Eating raw Garlic and Onions will provide relief as well. The more you use the faster the relief will come.
Cayenne pepper is a favorite herb among those treating allergy patients. The active ingredient is a strong anti-inflammatory, and it is recommend to allergy suffers, including asthma patients, as a simple and effective treatment. Sprinkling liberal amounts of the pepper on meals for a few days can provide relief. Or better yet eat them raw and sweat for a few minutes. Watch your sinus clear up quickly.
Although herbal remedies have shown excellent results in reducing allergy/sensitivity symptoms, using herbs to treat allergies involves an individual approach. Some particularly effective anti-inflammatory herbs are stinging nettle, Ginkgo biloba, and licorice. Chinese skullcap, ephedra, and feverfew are others to consider for treating allergy symptoms. Patients whose conditions are severe should consult with a trained herbalist or naturopath.
A major symptom of allergies is gastrointestinal upset, including bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and nausea. Demulcent herbs can alleviate these symptoms (demulcent is a term used by herbalists to describe an herb that has a protective effect on the mucous membranes by minimizing irritation). The most commonly used herbs are marshmallow, slippery elm bark, cabbage juice, okra, fenugreek, and aloe vera.
Homeopathy: Homeopathy has widespread applications for the treatment of allergies. In many situations, minute diluted doses of the substance a person is allergic to can be prepared as a homeopathic solution that triggers the body`s natural ability to heal itself.
Homeopathic remedies are best prescribed by a competent homeopath. Self-diagnosis is discouraged due to the variety of factors that must be considered before the appropriate treatment is selected. However, the following remedies can be helpful: Ferrum phos, lycopodium, and silica.
Juice Therapy: A juice fast of organic vegetable juices for 2-3 weeks can help detoxify the body, thus improving its ability to cope with allergies. Two useful juice combinations for this purpose are beet, carrot, and cucumber; and carrot and celery. For added benefit, add a small piece of ginger root to either juice combination.
Best of health to you
2007-06-24 15:56:29
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answered by Natural Healer 6
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If you have insurance - schedule an appointment with an allergist to find out what he is allergic to. Our 6 year old is extremely allergic to cats, but not dogs. He is allergic to weeds, grass, and trees, but not mold, feathers, or dust. During high allergy season for our son the doctor will modify his meds to help relieve the systems.
The tests did hurt some and take some time at the dr office. We went to lunch afterwards to make everything better.
We could start shots when our son is ready - that will improve all his symptoms within a year or two.
2007-06-24 15:51:33
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answered by m V 2
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the child needs to go to the doctor to determine what the cause is. It sounds like he has an allergy and it could be to numerous things. An allergist can give him a quick 20 minute skin test that can determine what it is and get him the appropriate treatment.
2007-06-25 17:12:51
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answered by blazergirlblazergirl 3
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You need to make some changes in his environment to help minimize his exposure to allergens. First you need to know exactly what he is allergic to so take him to a allergist to get skin tested. Then remove these things from your son's environment as much as possible. This may sound impossible but it is doable. The doctor can help you with this depending on what the tests show.
2007-06-24 15:50:31
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answered by jane 5
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then take the poor kid to the doctor and get something that does work. hey you are the parent, remember?
2007-06-24 15:47:19
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answered by essentiallysolo 7
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Go to a doctor. And maybe try Claritan clear. ???idk, you really should go to the doc though.
2007-06-24 15:48:19
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answered by ... 2
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