FOOD ALLERGIES AND STUFFY NOSE
Nasal congestion, characterised by a "stuffy" obstructed feeling, results from an overabundance of fluid swelling nose and surrounding tissues and blood vessels. There may or may not be nasal discharge or a "stuffy nose" when there is nasal congestion. Nasal congestion is typically only an annoyance for older children and adults. It frequently manifests as a sign of a different medical issue, such as a sinus infection.
Symptoms of Stuffy Nose
• Poor breath
• Fever
• Cough \sFatigue
• An earache
Diet and Nutrition - A possible factor
While the exact source of this immune system problem is unknown, some foods have been suggested by medical professionals and academics to make stuffy nose symptoms worse by causing inflammation. Food allergies may also be a factor in stuffy noses, as data suggests more and more frequently. Discussions concerning testing for delayed food allergies by medical experts usually omit patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The goal is to make breathing easier and relieve congestion in the nose.
ImuPro - Reduction of chronic fatigue
The "ImuPro" food hypersensitivity test enables the identification of reactions to the primary foods that may be inflammatory process triggers by providing information on the relationship between IgG to food and a stuffy nose.ImuPro is a thorough lab test for IgG antibody-induced food hypersensitivity. ImuPro testing can be used to identify these trigger foods.
Any dietary adjustments you make to reduce or lessen the symptoms of a stuffy nose are guided by ImuPro.
