What Is Kawasaki Disease?
Kawasaki disease may not be as widely known as chickenpox or the flu, but it’s equally important to be aware of, as it can have serious implications if it’s …
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Tips for Controlling Your Eczema Flare-Ups
More than 30 million Americans are living with eczema, and it can seem like a constant battle to keep the itching, cracking, and dryness under control. With a comprehensive …
Living With Lupus: How to Reduce Flares and Prevent Complications
A diagnosis of lupus often comes as a shock, but it can also provide a sense of relief to have answers to what are usually a range of unexplained …
Our Top Tips to Help You Nip Those Springtime Allergies in the Bud
Reducing the impact of allergy season requires some planning and know-how. In many parts of the United States, including here in Manchester, Connecticut, allergy season begins in early spring …
3 Ways to Manage Your Chronic Hives
If you have a single hives outbreak that resolves on its own, you’re unlikely to need medical attention. However, if you’re dealing with repeated bouts of hives, it’s best …
Don’t Neglect That Tingling Sensation in Your Fingertips
Vasculitis occurs when your immune system incorrectly attacks one or more blood vessels, and it causes inflammation of the blood vessels. As a result, your blood vessels can narrow, …
Which of These Top Three Allergens Is Giving You Trouble?
It’s estimated that allergies affect more than 50 million people in the United States. Just about anything can cause an allergy, from ingredients in your favorite makeup to things floating in …
Why Is My Skin Always Itchy and Dry?
Nearly everyone experiences dry, itchy skin at one point or another, but when is your itchy, dry skin a sign of a medical problem? In some cases, skin that’s …
Can You Develop Asthma Later in Life?
Roughly 25 million Americans are living with asthma, characterized by chronic intermittent lung inflammation. Many cases of asthma are diagnosed for the first time in childhood. Because of this, it’s natural to be …
4 Reasons You Keep Getting Hives
Hives can seem to appear out of nowhere. These red, itchy bumps and welts can show up on any part of the body and may even disappear within just …