Allergies
Human bodies can activate allergic hypersensitivity reactions because of substances found in pollens, mites, pet dander, and particular foods. When exposed to an allergen, the body produces histamine, which leads to the symptoms of nasal congestion and related manifestations of sneezing along with skin rash as well as itchy eyes. Symptoms develop longer and become more severe because rising temperatures and contamination worsen the season of allergies. The three major allergic symptoms that interfere with daily activities and health are pollinosis, allergic asthma, and food allergy.
Allergies
Allergies
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Allergies
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Allergies
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Allergies
Allergies
People with allergies need to practice avoidance with medical treatment for control. Mild allergic symptoms can be addressed with antihistamines. Preparing the immune system for a specific allergen is a long-term strategy that includes injections or sublingual tablets as part of allergen immunotherapy. Patients should be guided by their healthcare practitioner so that they can choose the most appropriate treatment based on their definite medical needs and previous health conditions.