Question 1

how is spelt related to wheat? allergic to both

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A type of wheat: Spelt is a type of wheat. It shares common allergens with wheat so it's not a surprise that you are allergic to both. Alternative grains include rice, potato, quinoa, buckwheat, arrowroot, and manioc (poi).

Question 2

what is sero-sangweous fluid (i know i spelt it wrong) can you give in depth info on the subject? ty

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Serosanguineous: Serosanguineous is usually a term that is applied to a surgical wound in the post-operative period. Literally a mixture of blood (sanguineous) and serous fluid (blood without red cells). It is common post-operative finding in areas that would continue to collect blood after the surgery is complete. The blood breaks down (the serous fluid). It is usually not serious and simple aspiration treats it.

Question 3

can i have millet or spelt if gluten intolerant?

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Yes and no: Millet is generally safe but spelt is not for a gluten-free diet.  However, many patients also have food sensitivities of other gluten-free grains.  Best to have your doctor test you for a complete sensitivity panel or use a lab, like cyrex (http://www.Cyrexlabs.Com/).

Question 4

my blood work showed that i am allergic to wheat. can i eat spelt? there seems to be some debate online.

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No: I assume you are talking about gluten sensitivity (celiac disease). If that is the case you cannot eat spelt as it is a variety of wheat.

Question 5

alouivcior  is this medication only used to treat herpes virus's ? ( i may spelt it wrong)

Accepted Answer

There are other: Uses as well. For example Acyclovir is used to treat shingles, which is reactivation of varicella zoster (chicken pox).

Question 6

can i still fall pregnant if 1 tube blocked and the other only spelt out minimal dye?

Accepted Answer

Defer to Doctor: I think that most of us would defer to the expert providing you care in person who can read and interpret the testing you have had done.  It all depends on several variables and these are best interpreted there in person with your physician.

Question 7

why do i get coughing spells?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: Cough attacks may come from a variety of sources and maladies: asthma, infection ( pneumonia, bronchitis, abcess) post nasal drip, allergy, gastroesophageal reflux. Couldn't be sure about your specific case without more history and a listen.

Question 8

how to not spead a cold to kids?

Accepted Answer

S: General hygiene. Wash hands regularly. Cough into a tissue or into elbow or  sleeve of shirt. Clean nose into tissue. Keep younger kids away from sick kids. Lots of fluids to drink.

Question 9

what is the shelf life of syntroide?

Accepted Answer

Syntroide: I don't speak French -so  I can't really research this one for you. Please consult with your local pharmacist who is likely more familiar with this product. Take care.

Question 10

why do i have brief fainting spells?

Accepted Answer

Hard to know: With such little information. See your doctor for a full evaluation.

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