Allergies | Myths and Facts About Allergies

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The Most Common Types of Allergies

Allergy — the immune system overreaction to a common foreign substance that is actually benign. Here are the common types of allergies:

1. Because, Dust & Pollen Allergies resulting from dust mites or plant's pollen due in sneezing with watery eyes.

2. Food Allergies — Reactions to a variety of foods (nuts, milk, eggs and so on)

3. Drug Allergies — The body's reaction to specific drugs, (example) antibiotics (penicillin)

4. Insect Sting Allergies- may lead to swelling, itchiness or anaphylaxis

5. (Animal) Veterinary skin disease -- The result of fur or a protein in animal saliva.

Three Signs of Allergies

1. Itchy skin and rashes – You commonly see itching, red rashes or swelling of the skin in allergic reactions.

2. IN GENERAL Respiratory Symptoms – Sneezing, stuffy nose or breathlessness because of a nut extract, dust or pollen.

3. Digestive Diseases: Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea is common with food allergies.

Prevent an Allergy Attack

Avoid Triggers – As you are aware of what causes your allergies, try to avoid getting in contact with it directly.

Staying Clean — Rub your hands and wash with soap, rotate your sheets frequently, vacuum or wash your carpet to lessen allergens.

Antihistamines – If you have sneezing colds even mild allergies.

The Thrill Differences that come between Allergies and Colds

Allergies are the immune response to allergens and colds are viruses Allergy symptoms come on gradually and are limited to as long as you are exposed to the allergen then symptoms of a cold develop over a few days and may last two to three weeks whereas ALLERGY. There will be no fever from the allergy, fever is usually present only in colds, Typically.