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… other areas of the upper body, including the arms, left shoulder, back, neck, jaw, or stomach.Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.Sweating or “cold sweat.”Fullness, indigestion or a choking feeling (may feel like …
… or drowsiness.Lack of appetite.Excessive drooling or difficulty swallowing.Continuous crying.Stiff neck.Fever rash.Difficulty breathing.Blue lips, tongue or nails.Pain or tenderness in their abdomen.Redness or swelling.Dehydration.Decreased urination …
… jaw, grinding your teeth and irritating your TMJ.Consider listening to soothing music or trying some relaxing breathing techniques to bring on a sense of calm, suggests Dr. Kahn. Put away that computer or smartphone …
… felt the same when lighting a candle. But there are other small things you can do, including:Breathing exercisesStretchingListening to quiet musicYogaGoing for a walk in the woods or around the blockSleeping inTaking a bath …
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… s safest to avoid bee pollen.”Signs of an allergic reaction may include:Hives.Light-headedness.Trouble breathing (dyspnea).Swelling of your face, lips, tongue or throat.There have even been reports of anaphylaxis, a …
… experience symptoms of quinoa allergy, which may include:Hives or rash.Vomiting or diarrhea.Wheezing or trouble breathing.Some people aren’t allergic to saponin, but have trouble digesting it. If you notice mild digestive …
Piping hot pizza. A steaming cup of espresso. Some things are too good to resist — but these hot treats can also unleash some serious pain when they burn the roof of your mouth.Ouch! The …
The saying “a little bit goes a long way” can apply to all kinds of things: hand lotion, chili powder and hair gel, for instance.It’s also an apt way to describe selenium, an …
Loud noises. Raised voices. Contentious news reports and problematic coworkers. We all know people, places and situational events that directly impact our emotional triggers. They often send us spiraling with sudden intense emotions that can …
You’re out celebrating with your pals, throwing back shots and maybe a pint or two from your local brewery. But next thing you know, you wake up feeling groggy, your phone is missing, you …
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