Health

Contact lenses are miraculous pieces of plastic that allow you to see without glasses.

All contact-lens wearers should have an annual follow-up examination.

Signs and symptoms of sinus infections depend upon which sinuses are affected and whether the sinus infection is acute or chronic.

Allergic reaction is an uncommon and unwanted side effect of medication.

The chief goal of treatment is wiping out bacteria from the sinus cavaties with antibiotics.

Unlike most allergic reactions, which occur fairly quickly after exposure to the allergen, allergic reactions to drugs tend to occur days or weeks after the first dose of the drug.

Chemical exposure the most common symptoms are pain or burning.

For more severe reactions, self-treatment is not recommended.

Blood cells and lining cells of the mucosa in the sinuses can normally fight off foreign invaders.

Follow up with your health-care provider after an allergic reaction to a drug.