Seek medical help immediately! If you are uncertain how your body will react, be sure to let someone know what has happened. It is best to be with other people that can assist you, if necessary.

Obviously if you have a known allergy to any type of plaster or bandage/gauze cloth then it would be advisable not to have the belly cast done.

Yes. Epenephrine or adrenaline is usually effective at suppressing the allergic reaction immediately, although severe reactions may require a second dose. Later in the process, you may need an antihistamine like Benadryl (the over-the-counter preparation may not be strong enough). Your medical professional can help you in evaluating your need for this and obtaining it.

The most curable disease is sting allergy. Most HMO's pay for epi-pens. They are cheaper than immunotherapy but they are also not as effective. Often the pens fail or people forget to bring them wherever they go. How can you predict when you will get stung? The best prevention is to ask your doctor about venom therapy. I have written two articles on this subject.

No. Epicare is safe and natural. If you don't have an allergic reaction or skin irritation with tweezing (where hair is also removed from the roots), then you will be safe to use Epicare. If you really have sensitive skin you may experience slight redness which will fade quickly and will lessen with each use.

This is very rare. The unique formulation of i.d. Bare Escentuals is made up of 100% pure minerals and is free of additives that can irritate sensitive skin. See our makeup page for more information.

No. The powdered juice is taken from the leaves, it is the gluten content in corn, wheat, and barley grain which causes allergies. None of the ingredients in Barley Green contain gluten.

LilyPadz? are made from 100% silicone, which is a material that is not associated with any allergic reactions. Wash well before use and always be sure to rinse well to avoid soap residues. Some women experience a mild irritation when first using LilyPadz?, but this disappears with repeated use.

First, discontinue using the product immediately. You may return the product to the location where you purchased it for a full refund. Look for our sample sized foil sachets at your favorite retailer. Most natural product stores that carry the derma e® line will have these available for sampling. Be sure to ask. Alternatively, we have an Introductory Sampler Collection available for the $4.95 cost of shipping and handling.

mentioned earlier, ensure to take a patch test. Incase you get an allergic reaction, you could apply tea tree essential oil. Or incase of any severe allergy, please visit your dermatologist.

Some people may have an allergy to DHA, and therefore to all sunless tanning solutions. This allergy is rare and can be spotted by doing a patch test 24 hours before treatment. We are developing a spray (Just E) that can tan someone with this allergy, though we always recommend a patch test if unsure.

DON'T PANIC! You can be sure that your tattoo was applied under sterile conditions, but once you leave the studio a million things can happen. It's YOUR job to care for your tattoo and keep it clean. If you think you have an infection you should get in touch with your tattooist at once, you may also contact your family physician. The same goes for an allergic reaction. Allergic reactions to tattoo colors are rare, but do happen once in a while.

There is almost zero risk of having an allergic reaction to Sculptra® because its main ingredient, poly-L-lactic acid (PLA), is synthesized from lactic acid, which is present in the human body. There is, however, a very slight risk of an allergic reaction to some other aspect of Sculptra® treatment, such as the cleanser used to prepare the area to be treated. Talk to your physician if you have any concerns about allergies or sensitivity to specific substances.

Some people do not have to eat the food to have an allergic reaction; breathing or touching the food to which they are allergic can cause a reaction. It is not correct that if you administer a shot of epinephrine during a food allergic reaction, you can forgo further treatment. It is also not correct that you should try to “tough out” a reaction.

There will be a 25% administrative processing fee calculated against the total cost of all opened products being returned including those being returned due to an allergic reaction with any product we sell on our website. All of our product pages list each ingredient contained in each dosage. It is your responsibility to printout the product specifications so that you may present them to your medical doctor for advice, warnings, guidance and dosage amounts dependant on your individual needs.

Only a very small number of people are allergic to amalgam fillings. Fewer than 100 cases have ever been reported. In these rare instances, mercury may trigger an allergic response. Symptoms of amalgam allergy are very similar to a typical skin allergy. Often patients who are truly allergic to amalgam have a medical or family history of allergies to metals. If there is a confirmed allergy, another restorative material will be used.