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$Title{Allergy Information Center}
$Subject{Resources Resource Allergy Allergies Allergen Allergens Allergic
pregnancy pregnant pregnancies}
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Copyright (c) 1991-92,1993   Tribune Media Services, Inc.


A Resource About Allergy Information Center


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     Water retention, lower back aches and morning sickness. . . what else can
make pregnancy uncomfortable?  Allergies!  Recent studies show that
approximately 30 percent of all expecting women experience mild to moderate
allergy attacks.  In fact, according to these studies, pregnancy can have
allergy symptoms more severe, or even trigger them for the first time.
Although hay fever is the most common allergy experienced by moms-to-be, a
number of indoor allergens, such as molds, animal dander, and dust mites are
potential triggers of symptoms.  In such cases the best remedy for pregnant
women may be environmental control.  A second line of defense can be
relatively safe nasal sprays to control irritated runny noses.  All
medications used during a pregnancy should be under the supervision, and with
the consent of the physician.  For additional information, as well as
educational brochures and listing of allergy foundations, may be obtained by
calling the Allergy Information Center and Hotline [phone].  A recorded
message will offer you the opportunity to receive more information on either
general allergies or dust mite allergies.

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The material contained here is "FOR INFORMATION ONLY" and should not replace
the counsel and advice of your personal physician.  Promptly consulting your
doctor is the best path to a quick and successful resolution of any medical
problem.