Sentences with phrase «triggering symptoms like»

The reason to do an elimination diet is to identify which foods in your diet might be triggering symptoms like skin rashes, fatigue, or stomach ache.

Bell's palsy occurs when a nerve in the face becomes swollen or inflamed, triggering symptoms like muscle weakness, drooling, a drooping eyelid or corner of the mouth, twitching, or paralysis, which can come on quickly.

The goal of surgery is typically to remove rogue uterine tissue that's triggering symptoms like pelvic pain, he explains.

Colon cancer can trigger symptoms like rectal bleeding, blood in the stool, cramping in the lower abdomen, or pain when passing urine.

Not exact matches

While the virus is often symptom - free and usually mild, it can also cause birth defects like microcephaly in babies and trigger immune diseases like Guillain - Barre syndrome in adults.

Various connectors that trigger the memory of a past abortion, such as the death of a loved one, sounds (like that of a hoover, recalling the sound of the suction during the procedure) or even weather, can induce these symptoms unexpectedly.

My thoughts are that diet is the underlying cause of acne and coconut oil could help they symptoms... but to cure or avoid acne you must identify the food triggers such as nuts, seeds, high sugar fruits like bananas, fried foods, caffine, etc....

However, if you're living with IBS, you may feel wary of anything that could trigger symptoms — even otherwise fun events like playing in a championship game or going out for a fancy dinner before the prom.

Most food allergies are triggered by antibodies and cause immediate symptoms, like hives and difficulty breathing.

If there is a rice allergy, studies show that the allergy is most often to the pollen of the rice and a reaction is triggered by the inhalation of the pollen — rice is a grass and may produce hayfever like symptoms.

Besides, Parkinson - like symptoms can also be triggered medically, e.g. after taking neuroleptics or antiemetics.

Anxiety can trigger physical symptoms, like stomachaches and headaches, and it can get worse over time if you don't address it.

This symptom can be triggered by anything from chicken (a common one) to something seemingly more benign, like salad.

The condition triggers seizures, which can cause a range of symptoms — from an odd sensation or a trance - like state, to severe convulsions and loss of consciousness.

Human exposure to histamine can trigger allergy symptoms like itchiness and asthma.

For allergy sufferers, this pollen can trigger an immune response ranging from mild symptoms like headaches to severe problems like difficulty breathing.

In addition to the worry and fear, a few studies suggest that treatments like chemotherapy can trigger an inflammatory cascade that's linked to depression, social isolation, and related symptoms.

Normally, this means natural remedies like nettle tea, healing the gut, and working to reduce exposure to triggers like dust, mold, and pollen before they can cause uncomfortable symptoms.

A high - sugar, starchy, processed - foods diet places stress on your adrenals and raises insulin, which can also trigger or exacerbate symptoms like hot flashes.

Genetics might make you more susceptible, and hormones, stress, or other triggers may lead to an overactive immune response that causes symptoms like red, painful, flaky skin to appear.

But for some people, fragrances like those can trigger a range of very real symptoms, according to a new Australian study, from migraines to difficulties with breathing.

Seasonal flu shots are made from inactivated (dead) viruses, which could theoretically trigger flu - like symptoms or allergic reactions.

An estimated 60 percent of those are thought to have allergic asthma, which means their symptoms are typically triggered by allergens like dust mites or mold.

Polyols like erythritol can trigger symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), including gas, diarrhea, and malaise.

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In fact, the prebiotic inulin is known to trigger allergy like - symptoms in some people.

Make sure to eat enough salt throughout the day, since a depletion of bodily sodium stores can trigger overtraining - like symptoms, raise blood pressure, and impair the quality of your sleep.

According to this article, «These mood - related symptoms, like anxiety and depression, occur because testosterone plays an important role in mood and neuropsychiatric regulation, and hormonal fluctuations can cause changes in brain chemistry that trigger symptoms.»

Hormonal imbalances not only trigger fat storage and weight gain (and WHERE you store it...), they also cause many other nasty symptoms like PMS, acne, painful breasts, migraines, cellulite, loss of libido, a disrupted monthly cycle, menopausal issues, and burn - outs.

A high fructose intake from foods like honey can trigger IBS, or irritable bowel syndrome, symptoms in some people, according to a paper published in 2006 in the «Journal of the American Dietetic Association.»

As a result of so much MSG in the food supply, many people have become overly sensitive to it to the point where even the natural glutamine in traditional foods like bone broth can trigger headaches (most common symptom), gastrointestinal upset, fatigue or other problems.

Although it may seem like you are struggling with a wide variety of unrelated symptoms (fatigue, headaches, and digestive issues for example...) they are ALL interconnected and they can trigger a domino effect.

They can trigger symptoms in those with sensitive digestive systems — like people with IBS, Crohn's, SIBO, and autoimmune diseases.

For those with IBS, adding inulin into your diet can cause symptoms to flare up and trigger side effects like gas and bloating, so it's best to just steer clear.

That said, I do want you to be aware of those foods that are particularly disruptive to your hormonal balance and that are most likely to trigger hormonal symptoms like acne, missing periods, irregular cycles, PMS, cramps and heavy bleeding.

Symptoms tend to flare up in response to triggers like your period, allergies, stress, and sex.

Or it triggers vague symptoms like bloating and abdominal pain that may be brushed off as just another stomachache.

Symptoms are usually skin related — itching, scratching, and rashes — but depending on the trigger, they can also manifest as «hay fever» symptoms like watery eyes and sSymptoms are usually skin related — itching, scratching, and rashes — but depending on the trigger, they can also manifest as «hay fever» symptoms like watery eyes and ssymptoms like watery eyes and sneezing.

Whereas some breeds — just like the «hairless» sphinx — are mentioned to be much less likely to set off symptoms of cat allergic reactions than others, any cat has the potential to trigger problems.

Like most psychological disorders, binge eating symptoms are often triggered by stressful life events.