The causes of allergy include:
Airborne allergens such as pollen and mould
Medications such as penicillin
Food items, such as peanuts, soy, egg, milk and wheat
Stings from a honey bee

If you sneeze when your pet is near you or feel sniffly at the start of the spring season, you might have an allergy. If the symptoms, such as wheezing, itchy eyes and stuffy nose, last for a longer time, it can help you identify a particular allergy.

The complications associated with an allergy are anaphylaxis, infection of the lungs or ears and asthma. Anaphylaxis is a serious life-endangering allergic flare.

There are four treatment methods for allergies, mainly allergen avoidance, immunotherapy (a tablet is given to place under the tongue), medications and an emergency epinephrine shot that will reduce severe allergy.

Seasonal allergies occur in a particular season. It occurs when patients' immune system reacts disproportionately to outdoor allergens, such as moulds and weed pollens.

The causes of allergy include:
Airborne allergens such as pollen and mould
Medications such as penicillin
Food items, such as peanuts, soy, egg, milk and wheat
Stings from a honey bee

If you sneeze when your pet is near you or feel sniffly at the start of the spring season, you might have an allergy. If the symptoms, such as wheezing, itchy eyes and stuffy nose, last for a longer time, it can help you identify a particular allergy.

The complications associated with an allergy are anaphylaxis, infection of the lungs or ears and asthma. Anaphylaxis is a serious life-endangering allergic flare.

There are four treatment methods for allergies, mainly allergen avoidance, immunotherapy (a tablet is given to place under the tongue), medications and an emergency epinephrine shot that will reduce severe allergy.

Seasonal allergies occur in a particular season. It occurs when patients' immune system reacts disproportionately to outdoor allergens, such as moulds and weed pollens.