What Are Allergies?

March 1, 2009 by mbelcher · Leave a Comment
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If you have allergies, you know the suffering they can cause. Sometimes they start with a runny nose or sneezing, but an allergic reaction can quickly escalate into a scary experience. Some severe reactions restrict the sufferer’s airways, or cause them to break out in painful hives. Read more

What Causes Allergic Reactions?

March 1, 2009 by mbelcher · Leave a Comment
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It seems that we’re always being told to stop and smell the flowers. It’s a metaphor, but it also illustrates one of life’s simple pleasures. But what if one whiff of those blossoms has you sneezing and running for the medicine cabinet? If you’re an allergy sufferer, you know how quickly an allergic reaction can happen, and how draining they can be to your mind and body. Read more

The Immune System and Allergies

March 1, 2009 by mbelcher · Leave a Comment
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Most people can be around dust, pollen, and pet hair without any problem. But for millions of allergy sufferers, these airborne allergens are misery waiting to happen. That’s because their immune systems overreact to the presence of allergens, treating the substances like foreign invaders and launching an offensive. Read more

The Facts about Food Allergies

March 1, 2009 by mbelcher · Leave a Comment
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Food allergies affect millions of people in the United States alone. Studies show that as many as 24 million Americans suffer from food allergies. This condition strike more children than adults, and it can be dangerous – even deadly. This article discusses food allergies, their signs and symptoms, and their diagnosis and treatment. Read more

All About Allergy Tests

March 1, 2009 by mbelcher · Leave a Comment
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When we have sniffling, sneezing, or red bumps on the skin, we assume that allergies are the culprit. But allergies are just one explanation. To be absolutely certain of the cause, you’ll need to visit your doctor and undergo allergy testing. Read more

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