Question 1

I'm having this recurring issue where every time I sleep, whether it's night or just an afternoon nap, I wake up and immediately start sneezing. This sneezing goes on for about 12 hours, and sometimes it even turns into a full-blown cold that lasts for a day. I'm curious and a bit worriedwhy does this keep happening? Is there anything I can do to prevent it?

Accepted Answer

The recurring pattern of waking up with sneezing and catching a cold, lasting 1-2 hours or sometimes a whole day, may be due to allergies, dust mites, or mold exposure while sleeping; consider using allergen-proof bedding, washing pillows and blankets regularly, and keeping your sleeping environment clean and dry to reduce allergen accumulation; also, try using a humidifier or saline nasal spray to help moisturize your nasal passages and alleviate congestion.

Question 2

I'm really worried about my 7-year-old son's health. His IgE level is incredibly high, around 3800. What could be causing this? Also, he's been having skin blisters that sometimes have pus or fluid in them, and this has been going on and off since he was about one and a half years old. How can I control or manage these issues?

Accepted Answer

See a specialist for accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Question 3

I'm really concerned about my mom's health. She started having breathing problems and a heavy chest about 34 months ago, and even though she took medication for eosinophilia, she didnt get much relief. The eosinophil count seems under control now, but her IgE levels are still really high. The doctor had her on a nasal spray and some other meds for 20 days, then switched them up a bit. Still, the high IgE level worries me. We've just gotten her PFT and RAST tests done. Im curious about what else we should be looking into or considering for her treatment. Could this be part of something more serious, and is there anything else we should ask the doctor to test for?

Accepted Answer

consult to pulmonologist

I'm wondering if theres an injection or booster available for dealing with allergies. I've got a pet allergy and have been taking levo cetrizine for a couple of years, but Im curious if there are other options out there.

there is injection called inj avil , but no vaccine or booster

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