How can I cure my hypersensitivity to mosquito bites?

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When I get bit, the bite area usually swells up to be the size of a golf ball to the size of a grapefruit. My latest on is on my knee and swelled up so much I couldn't walk. I have been placed on antibiotics and in the past prednisone.

I don't like to be on medication if I can avoid it, are there any suggestions to how I can curb my hypersensitivity to mosquito bites?
There are a few things you can do.The first thing is begin taking Vitamin C 1,000 mil 2x a day.Then make sure you are getting good fats such as those found in flax oil.Avoid getting bitten by wearing light colored clothing,neem oil and natural bug repellents will also help from the health food store.Consume turmeric,its an natural anti-inflammatory.  (+ info)

Is it cent percent sure that after circumcision the hypersensitivity of my glans will go for ever?

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I am suffering from phimosis. Circumcision is the only way. But if my hypersensitivity of glans will not go, I cant wear any dress.

Please answer to the question only.It is urgent. Don't advise me to avoid circumcision.
After circumcision, some guys, especially those who had it done because of phimosis and therefore never really had the head exposed before, will find the glans become extremely sensitive to touch,
However, overtime it will become used to it, from rubbing against things like clothing, and you will no longer feel so sensitive. Just one of those things you might have to put up with while it heals, if you have circumcision.  (+ info)

Is there a connection between hypersensitivity and addiction?

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Is there a connection between hypersensitivity and addiction ?
addiction is a brain disease but alot of people with addiction problems are really sensitive and insecure,addicts tend to have all the traits since they were kids sensitive ,insecure, hyper, uncontrollable, poor attendion span,  (+ info)

How it cause and what are the symptoms of Peanut Hypersensitivity? Any good treatment? please help.?

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What is meant by Peanut Hypersensitivity? How it cause and what are the symptoms of Peanut Hypersensitivity? Any good treatment? please help.
Peanut hypersensitivity is a form of food allergy but are distinct from that of nut allergies. It is a specific to some dietary substances found on peanuts which causes a possible overreaction of the body's immune system. For more details please gothrough online or counsult with an allergen. Natural herbal treatments (Ayurveda) is better for all allergies .I suggtest you to go through online there you get all details about herbal treatment that you can do it from your home also. Just try http://www.theallergyreliefguide.com/ .Only thing you want to do that to mentioned your symptoms they will surely help you. Few other also helps you are, http://www.theallergyreliefguide.com/ , www.austinallergydoctor.com/, www.allergy-treatment-guide.com/.  (+ info)

Is there a medical term for hypersensitivity in the female genitals?

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I have a friend who has been having spontaneous orgasms in her daily life. She recently had her first gynecology exam despite the fact that she is 17. The doctor found that due to trauma her genitals received in childhood they have healed in such a way that the slightest stimulation brings her to climax. Is there a technical term for this medical condition? Are there other women out there with similar problems?
frequent orgasmosis ?? there are much better sites to answer a question like that othe than YA....try webmd.com  (+ info)

What's the difference between hypersensitivity and auto-immune disease, in the context of immunology?

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What's the difference generally, and specifically?

-if you can give examples that would be great.
An allergy attack would be hypersensitivity, arthritis auto-immune. The auto-immune response directly damages the body, hypersensitivity is indirect.  (+ info)

How do I solve my hypersensitivity to sound?

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For years now, I've been so hypersensitive to sound, I can't even hear myself speak without getting upset. I don't have a low magnesium level either, nor do I have strained ear muscles. Nothing works, and I can't take any noise at all anymore.
Get those squishy ear plugs (they do have skin-colored), usually sold at the pharmacy. Cut them in half and insert 1/2 into your ear. This makes it look like you don't have anything in your ears and it will cut down on noise in general.

I had a friend who did this--he was sensitive to sound too. Hope it helps!  (+ info)

How do you treat hypersensitivity to sounds around you in particular?

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Is there a type of pain that causes hypersensitivity to cold?

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I mean like fibromyalgia or arthritis? The cold does not trigger the pain but a person can feel a slight change in temperature and cold causes very uncomfortable feeling.
there are a few things--don't remember the names of them--my uncle had 1  (+ info)

Has anyone ever heard of Hypersensitivity Disorder in Children?

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Doctor told me today that he believes my daughter has hypersensitivity disorder, not bi polar like I thought. If anyone has had children with this what is it and are there treatments?
this is all mental, her mood are eratic. Its not food related
I have not heard of Hypersensitivity Disorder, but my daughter has Sensory Intergration Dysfuncion - I wonder if they are similar.
With her she is hyper sensitive to the the physical world around her. It all drains her physically - then she has melt downs.
Two of her main triggers were noise (the noise of a fly buzzing in the room would bother her, the school bus ride and gym class were extra hard for her) and flouresent lights.
Tags in clothes, seams in socks, and the feel of the material of her clothes are all concerns too.
We took her to occupational therapy and they were extremely helpful.

You mentioned that you are worried about your daughter being
Bi-polar. I had those same concerns about my daughter.
Her moods were way out of proportion.
We knew ever since she was little that she did not respond the way other kids did.
I cannot tell you how many times I heard
"If that were my kid I would (fill in the blank - there were many different options suggested)
OR
If you were only more consitent (they knew nothing of our family schedule)
OR
You need to provide her with more stimulation
OR
She is just being stubborn - you need to take more control
OR
You are being too controling - she is just wanting to have some say in her world
Many people who do not live with children like this think they are experts on what we are doing wrong and telling us how to handle our children.

We took her to the pediatrician and found out she had allergies, we took her to the therapist for "anger issues", we took her to an occupational therapist because she had Sensory Intergration Dysfunction (SID see above for defintion).

She was in the 4th grade and was a straight A student as far as grades went.
Social skills were another matter entirely.
She spinning out of control.

We had many pieces of the puzzle, but did not get the whole picture until she was 10 years old.
We took her to her therapists office but had a PHD who specialized in children test her.
It was supposed to be a 3 hour test.
3&1/2 hours later they came out (she thought it was great - it was play time all the way and she was the main focus!).
The results were the result.
By that I mean they were not specifically testing for any one thing.
It could have been ADHD, Asperger's, Autism, Bi-polar, depression, dsylexia, or any one of a number of things.
Her results were Asperger's Syndrom (which by the way in rare in girls)..
Asperger's is on the Autism Spectrum Disorder Scale (a.k.a. the scale).
Many Asperger's people are initally mis-diagnosed as Bi-Polar that is why it is very important to have a person who is VERY familiar with mental health issues (your family docotor is not this person) do the diagnosis.

There is a reason the symbol for Autism is a puzzle piece.
We had all the little pieces diagnosed - but not the big picture.
One in every 166 children has Autism.
It is not all "Rain Man" and sitting by yourself in corners rocking back and forth.
Her therapist missed it.
Her pediatrician missed it (although to be fair - they only get to see each kid for 15 - 20 minutes and they are not mental health experts).
Her teachers missed.
Her occupational therapist missed it (although again to be fair - she did diagnose the S.I.D.).

What you can do is call the school district and ask them to come and do an evaluation (You don't mention how old your daughter is - but that does not matter it can be diagnosed as early as 2 years old).
The school district has specialists who know what they are looking at (be it any of the above "issues").
These people are professionals - not just teachers with a couple of psych classes on the side.
They have the hours and hours it takes to get a proper diagnosis.
You already paying for these services with your tax money.
We did not know that we could request an evaluation, the request does not have to come from anyone at the school.

Our lives have been totally changed since we found out what we are dealing with.
Is every day a honeymoon?
Heaven's no.
But now we have coping mechanisms in place.
We undertand that she is wired differently and it will take different stratagies than what we are used to.
AND - she is so much better for knowing.
What she told me after we found out - now I know that it's not because I wasn't trying hard enough or that I wasn't good enough, it's just because I'm wired differently.
Good luck, I'll be thinking of you.


Lisa450 would you please contact me?

My daughter is 11 years old and needs to know that there is a good future for her. Because we don't know anyone else with Asperger's it is hard for her.
I NEVER give out my email address so I hope you re-read these answers and get this.
[email protected]
Take care  (+ info)

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