Allergies May Be Culprit In Disabling Inner Ear Disorder
		92%	New research suggests the inner ear may be a target of an allergic reaction that produces the symptoms of Ménière's disease, a disabling hearing disorder. Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Children's Allergies
		69%	Allergy and ear infections Allergies at school Asthma and physical education. Feeding allergic infants and small children Dairy product allergies Recipes for the allergic infant Allergy, Asthma, Sinusitis Medical Clinic, Inc.   USA
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			Cold or Allergy?
		100%	am often told by patients that they have their usual "cold." When I am told this, I ask the patient and myself a few questions: Russell Roby, J.D., M.D., A.C.A.A.I., F.C.L.M. The Allergy Center   USA
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			Ear Infections: What You Can Do
		78%	A reasonabe overview of ear infections, the possible role of food allergies, and some alternate points of view. Includes great graphics. Russell Roby, M.D. The On-Line Allergy Center   USA
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			Middle Ear Disease and Allergy
		95%	This Site presents the evidence that allergy causes persistent middle ear fluid in a child (or adult) and that chronic otitis media is the result of allergy and not infection. It is designed to tell parents and physicians how they can learn if allergy is responsible for their child's ear disease - and what to do about it. Topics include: Terminiology - Introduction, Anatomy, Middle Ear Disease, Allergy Antibiotics and "Tubes" Complications of Infection Case Histories Comments Page Pictures of sick ears Straight talk for Mom and Dad Medical Management........Antibiotics Surgical Management.......Tubes, Adenoidectomy Review of the Literature: Allergy and Otitis, Immune response in the middle ear Historical Perspective Clinical Studies, Role of the Eustachian Tube, Histologic Studies. David S. Hurst, M.D. Middle Ear Disease and Allergy   USA
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