uncover your allergy triggers

10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours? : 

10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Uncover Your Allergy Triggers Allergies are an abnormal response of the immune system where the body’s defenses react to a usually harmless substance in the environment, such as pollen, animal dander, or food.  Almost anything can trigger an allergic reaction, which can range from mild and annoying to sudden and life-threatening. Here are 10 of the most common triggers. Nearly 20% of Indians suffer from allergies.

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1. Pollen Exposure to pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds can trigger hay fever or seasonal allergies. Symptoms include sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and itchy, watery eyes. A magnified view of sunflower pollen 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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2. Animal Dander Proteins secreted by oil glands in an animal's skin and present in their saliva can cause allergic reactions for some. The allergy can take two or more years to develop and symptoms may not subside until months after ending contact with the animal. Keep pets off furniture and wash pets weekly to ease your allergy symptoms. 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Dust mites in a dust ball with various hairs, plant parts, and debris. Dust mites are microscopic organisms that live in house dust. They thrive in areas of high humidity and feed on the dead skin cells of humans and their pets, as well as on pollen, bacteria, and fungi. 3. Dust mites 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Insect stings inject venom that can trigger an allergic reaction. People who are allergic to stings can have a severe or even life-threatening reaction. Symptoms include extensive swelling and redness from the sting or bite that may last a week or more, nausea, fatigue, and low-grade fever. Rarely, insect stings may cause anaphylaxis, with symptoms including difficulty breathing, hives, swelling of the face, throat, or mouth, rapid pulse, dizziness, or a sharp drop in blood pressure. 4. Sting baby Sting… 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Molds produce allergens, irritants, and in some cases, potentially toxic substances. Inhaling or touching mold or mold spores may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.  There are many types of mold : all need moisture to grow. They can be found in damp areas such as basements or bathrooms, as well as in grass or mulch. 5. Its Moldy 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Food allergies are on the rise all over the world; peanuts are a common allergen. Milk, shellfish, nuts, and wheat are among the most common foods that cause allergies. An allergic reaction usually occurs within minutes of eating the offending food. Symptoms, which can include asthma, hives, vomiting, diarrhea, and swelling around the mouth, can be severe. 6. Food, no really… 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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Latex in gloves, condoms, and certain medical devices can trigger latex allergy. Symptoms include skin rash, eye irritation, runny nose, sneezing, wheezing, and itching of the skin or nose. Allergic reactions can range from skin redness and itching to anaphylaxis, a serious reaction which can cause difficulty breathing, hives, and sudden gastrointestinal problems. Latex gloves are the most common offending product for latex allergies. 7. Latex 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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8. Medication Symptoms of allergies to medications, such as penicillin or aspirin, can range from mild to life-threatening and can include hives, itchy eyes, congestion, and swelling in the mouth and throat. It’s best to avoid the drug altogether; however, if exposed, treatment with antihistamines or steroids is recommended. Some people develop sensitivity to salicylates, a major ingredient in aspirin. 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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What smells divine to one person can be problematic for another. 9. Fragrance Fragrances found in products including perfumes, scented candles, laundry detergent, and cosmetics can have mild to severe health consequences. For most people, symptoms abate once the scent is out of range. For some, repeated exposures cause an increase in symptoms that occur more often and last longer. 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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10. Cockroaches Dead roaches and their feces often cause allergies, not the bugs themselves. Ick! Not only are cockroaches creepy & dirty, but proteins in their droppings are troublesome allergens. It can be difficult to eradicate cockroaches from your home, especially in a warm climate, or if you live in an apartment building where bugs pass back and forth neighboring units. 10 commonallergy triggerswhat’s yours?

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