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New York Post
3 days ago
- Health
- New York Post
Your vagina can have seasonal allergies — how hay fever can show up down below
Allergic vaginitis ain't nothing to sneeze that. If the sweltering heat wasn't enough, New Yorkers can also look forward to a wave of pollen in July that'll have you sneezing as you sweat. And — as bizarre as it sounds — those seasonal allergies can even affect women… down there. A wave of pollen in July can leave you sneezing as you sweat. WavebreakmediaMicro – The same pesky particles that cause your eyes to itch and throat to tickle can trigger inflammation in your vagina — a little-known condition called allergic vaginitis — with all the usual itching and burning involved. 'The vagina has a mucosal surface similar to the nose or eyes — and can be affected by allergens circulating in the body, as well as by direct contact,' Dr. Tania Adib, a consultant gynecologist at the Lister Hospital in London, told the Daily Mail. A 2022 systematic review found that — after direct contact allergens like semen — the most common culprits in 'indirect' vulvovaginal allergy were house dust mites (54%) and pollen (44%). Another study, conducted in 2007, found that women who had allergies or a family history of them had a higher risk of vaginal issues. In fact, many who hadrecurrent vulvovaginitis also had hay fever, eczema and asthma. Finally, when women with both allergies and vaginal symptoms were treated with immunotherapy in another study, both their traditional allergy symptoms and the ones down below got better. 'If you are prone to allergies generally, you could get vaginal symptoms. It's not the first thing I'd consider, but if everything else has been ruled out, it's something to think about,' Adib added. But just because it's real doesn't mean your PCP will take you seriously, unfortunately. 'Seasonal allergens may trigger vulvovaginal symptoms in sensitive women. A clue is if you suffer from recurrent irritation that coincides with peak pollen periods and other conditions, such as thrush, have been ruled out.' A 2022 systematic review found that — after direct contact allergens like semen — the most common culprits in 'indirect' vulvovaginal allergy were house dust mites (54%) and pollen (44%). doucefleur – Dr. Keira Barr, a board-certified dermatologist working with Plum Vagiceuticals, recently told The Post that vaginal issues in general are often 'dismissed, misdiagnosed, or internalized as something women should just put up with.' That kind of neglect can leave women feeling ashamed, uncomfortable and disconnected from their bodies — which, Barr said, only makes the skin more sensitive to stress. 'The nervous system becomes hyper-alert, the skin barrier weakens, and the cycle continues,' she explained. So, if you suspect your lady parts have a case of the sniffles, talk to your doctor about allergic vaginitis. Experts also recommend getting testing for allergies and giving standard antihistamines a go — although an allergist may suggest immunotherapy for long-term relief of both respiratory and vaginal symptoms. You can even get a vaginal microbiome test. Use a diary to track the itchy days and compare them to pollen forecasts, and avoid potential triggers like perfumes and synthetic panties. Remember: your hoo-ha also needs a chance to breathe.
Egypt Independent
7 days ago
- Politics
- Egypt Independent
Egyptian Journalists Syndicate heads slams Emad Adib's meeting with Israel's Yair Lapid
The Head of the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate, Khaled al-Balshy, responded to the television interview between journalist Emad Adib and former Israeli Prime Minister and opposition leader Yair Lapid. Balshy affirmed the Syndicate's firm position rejecting any form of normalization with Zionists. 'The Syndicate's General Assembly's firm position rejects all forms of professional, union, and personal normalization (with Zionists),' he stressed. He declared in a Friday statement 'From this standpoint, I declare my rejection of the professional and humanitarian crime committed by Adib in his interview with the Zionist Yair Lapid, during which he provided a platform to justify the war crimes committed by the occupation army and its crimes in the region.' 'Adib was removed from the Syndicate's list following a decision by the preliminary disciplinary committee in September 2020, for arbitrarily dismissing dozens of fellow journalists at Al-Alam Al-Youm newspaper and retroactively closing their insurance files for five years prior to 2014. He is no longer a member of the Journalists Syndicate.' He also assured that the union would not have hesitated to immediately punish Adib had he retained his membership. Balshy called on all fellow journalists to abide by the union's general assembly's decision, emphasizing that any member who violates the decision will be immediately referred to a union investigation.
Egypt Independent
01-07-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Independent
Businessman donates LE38 million to families of Menoufia road accident victims: Amr Adib
TV host Amr Adib, the presenter of 'al-Hekaya' (The Story) show on MBC Masr, said that an Egyptian businessman donated LE38 million to the families of the victims of the microbus crash on the Regional Ring Road at Menoufia on Friday, with two million LE for each family. During his show on Monday, Adib added 'Tomorrow and the day after, you will find a line of good deeds. This is the Egypt we know. We don't know a single evil or traitor among the 120 million Egyptians.' Adib added that 'I don't doubt anyone. All the individuals and officials are patriotic and work for the good of the nation.' 'This is the country I know. In times of hardship, they stand up, support, sympathize, and pay. The martyrdom of these girls should not be in vain and should have a price. The country must be mindful with no arrogance. We don't want to be haughty toward one another. We want to get our nation back on its feet.' Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered the government to increase compensation by LE100,000 for each death and LE25,000 for each injury, above the amounts already decided by the Ministries of Labor and Social Solidarity regarding the accident. President Sisi also ordered the government to closely monitor road maintenance and repairs, particularly on the Regional Ring Road, and finalize them quickly. He also ordered the government to ensure clear signage is in place in the repair areas, to reroute the road in a clear manner, and to work immediately to remove any obstacles that cause accidents on these roads. He further directed the government to monitor speed limits on these roads. A tragic accident A truck-trailer collided with a microbus carrying 18 young women on their way to work at seven am, at the Menoufia Governorate on Friday. They were all killed alongside the microbus driver. Police and traffic forces responded to the scene of the accident on the Regional Road immediately. The victims ranged in age from 14-22, and most were working in factories in Sadat Industrial Zone. Some were the sole breadwinners for their families, while others had dropped out of school to support their families
Barnama
09-06-2025
- Barnama
Gerik Bus Tragedy: flower Bouquet, Adib's Last Gift To Mom
GERIK, June 9 (Bernama) -- A bouquet of flowers crafted from banknotes, lovingly arranged as a birthday gift for his mother, became the final present from Muhammad Adib Hazim Halim, 21, before he perished in the tragic crash along the East-West Highway (JRTB) at Banun, Gerik, early this morning. According to his elder brother, Muhammad Aiman Hazman Halim, 32, the bouquet was a token of love for their mother, Rus Lina Abd Razak, 69, in conjunction with her birthday celebration held with the family on Sunday. 'Adib really enjoyed creating decorative crafts. Previously, he also made a bouquet for our sister when she completed her SUKSIS training,' he said when met at the Forensics Unit of Gerik Hospital. Muhammad Aiman said Adib was a devoted son, a memoriser of the Quran (tahfiz), and dearly loved by all his siblings. He said the family learned about the accident after seeing viral images of the crash circulating on social media. 'Before the incident, ummi (our mother) had taken a photo of the bus Adib boarded and shared it in our family WhatsApp group. So, when we saw the viral photos, we immediately knew Adib was involved in the accident. 'Ummi also cried quietly in her room before her birthday celebration without knowing why she felt overwhelmed with emotion—she never imagined this would be the reason,' he said. The funeral prayer for Muhammad Adib Hazim, a Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) student, will be held at the surau of Kampung Pasir Badak, Besut, Terengganu and he will be laid to rest at the nearby cemetery. In the crash that around 1.10 am, 15 UPSI students were killed after the chartered bus they were travelling in from Jerteh, Terengganu to Tanjung Malim, Perak overturned in a collision with a Perodua Alza MPV on the JRTB near Tasik Banding, Perak.
The Sun
09-06-2025
- The Sun
Gerik bus tragedy: Flower bouquet, Adib's last gift to mom
GERIK: A bouquet of flowers crafted from banknotes, lovingly arranged as a birthday gift for his mother, became the final present from Muhammad Adib Hazim Halim, 21, before he perished in the tragic crash along the East-West Highway (JRTB) at Banun, Gerik, early this morning. According to his elder brother, Muhammad Aiman Hazman Halim, 32, the bouquet was a token of love for their mother, Rus Lina Abd Razak, 69, in conjunction with her birthday celebration held with the family on Sunday. 'Adib really enjoyed creating decorative crafts. Previously, he also made a bouquet for our sister when she completed her SUKSIS training,' he said when met at the Forensics Unit of Gerik Hospital. Muhammad Aiman said Adib was a devoted son, a memoriser of the Quran (tahfiz), and dearly loved by all his siblings. He said the family learned about the accident after seeing viral images of the crash circulating on social media. 'Before the incident, ummi (our mother) had taken a photo of the bus Adib boarded and shared it in our family WhatsApp group. So, when we saw the viral photos, we immediately knew Adib was involved in the accident. 'Ummi also cried quietly in her room before her birthday celebration without knowing why she felt overwhelmed with emotion—she never imagined this would be the reason,' he said. The funeral prayer for Muhammad Adib Hazim, a Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) sutdent, will be held at the surau of Kampung Pasir Badak, Besut, Terengganu and he will be laid to rest at the nearby cemetery. In the crash that around 1.10 am, 15 UPSI students were killed after the chartered bus they were travelling in from Jerteh, Terengganu to Tanjung Malim, Perak overturned in a collision with a Perodua Alza MPV on the JRTB near Tasik Banding, Perak. The crash also left 33 others injured, including the bus driver and co-driver, as well as the driver and three passengers of the Alza.
