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The symptoms are like those of hay fever, also called allergic rhinitis. But nonallergic rhinitis isn't caused by allergies. Nonallergic rhinitis can affect ...
Mouth breathing. Low fiber diet — eating mostly soft or mashed foods. Irritation from sharp tooth edges or dental appliances. Fever. Examples of conditions ...
Scarlet fever. · Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. · Stevens-Johnson syndrome — a disorder of the mucous membranes. · Toxic shock syndrome. · Measles. · Some illnesses ...
Failure to thrive or gain weight (infant) · Fever · Fussiness or irritability · Hives or rash · Swelling or tingling of lips, face and tongue · Wet burps or spit up
Hay fever or another allergy that affects the sinuses. · A common cold that affects the sinuses. · A problem inside the nose, such as a deviated nasal septum, ...
A fever of 102 F (39 C) or higher. Ongoing vomiting. Signs of severe dehydration, including a dry mouth, muscle cramps, decreased urine output, dizziness or ...
Has a fever. Has a blood test result that shows a high level of inflammation throughout the body, called systemic inflammation. Has at least two of the ...
Fever; Night sweats. When to see a doctor. Some swollen lymph nodes return to normal when the underlying condition, such as a minor infection, gets better. See ...
Your eyesight changes suddenly. Red eye happens with a bad headache, eye pain, fever or if light starts to hurt your eyes. You also have an upset stomach or ...
Anal pain that gets much worse, spreads or comes with fever, chills or anal discharge. Schedule a doctor's visit. Make an appointment with your health care ...
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