Sentences with phrase «allergy problems sometimes»

Common dog allergy problems sometimes are connected with a grain based diet.

Not exact matches

Sometimes, however, the baby could have an allergy to cow's milk, which can cause similar problems.

Sometimes food selectivity contributes to GI symptoms, but in other cases the selectivity is in response to a preexisting problem such as a food allergy or gastroesophageal reflux.

GMOs are sometimes a scapegoat for allergies, including the uptick in gluten intolerance — digestive problems caused by a protein found in wheat and some other grains.

If all else fails, sometimes dietary changes can be the answer to allergy problems.

However, sinusitis can sometimes be a long - term, chronic condition, complicated by allergies and / or structural problems in the nose.

3 am to 5 am is the lung meridian — so think any breathing difficulty, and sometimes sinus problems (allergies) can show up here too.

In summer and moist areas of the country, dogs tend to get hot spots — a form of moist eczema — and many dogs have allergy problems, sometimes all year round.

note: Sometimes allergy symptoms of itchiness and redness on your dog's skin, ears, and feet could be caused by yeast problems.

Sometimes it can be hard to pinpoint what is causing the dog's allergies, and it can take some time until the problem is resolved.

Usually this would be a food allergy but sometimes there are specific problems with digestion of certain nutrients (like wheat gluten or milk) that occur, too.

This can present itself in a variety of symptoms such as lethargy, skin problems, allergies, slow heart rate, ear infections and sometimes depression.

When humans inhale these allergens, we express the allergy as a respiratory problem; it is sometimes called «hay fever.»

Common meats like beef, chicken, turkey, and lamb can sometimes trigger food allergies in cats but uncommon proteins like game meats (think duck, rabbit, venison, etc.) are less likely to cause a problem.

Sometimes owners must give up their dogs because of medical problems, moving into retirement homes, new baby, divorce, allergies, new house, nipping at the children, etc..