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Go to What are the most common allergy triggers and how do I avoid them?
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What are the most common allergy triggers and how do I avoid them?
When we talk about common allergy triggers, there's two ways to think about it: inside allergens and outside allergens.
Go to Cuál es la diferencia entre intolerancia y alergia a las comidas?
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Cuál es la diferencia entre intolerancia y alergia a las comidas?
Now, intolerance are symptoms that generally come and are more directly proportional to the amount ingested, that is, we eat a little, few symptoms, we eat a l…
Go to Is it true children younger than 3 shouldn’t be tested for food allergies?
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Is it true children younger than 3 shouldn’t be tested for food allergies?
The only reason you would test an infant is they've had a possible reaction to a food, and to confirm or rule out that it was a food allergy.
Go to Experts Urge Those with Asthma to Take Extra Care from Wildfire Risks to Lungs
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Experts Urge Those with Asthma to Take Extra Care from Wildfire Risks to Lungs
When wildfire smoke spreads, those with respiratory illnesses such as asthma need to be alert to the effects of smoke on their breathing.
Go to What is exercise-induced asthma? How does it appear?
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What is exercise-induced asthma? How does it appear?
Symptoms of coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or chest pain can present during or shortly after completing exercise.
Go to New Years Resolutions? No Thanks! Tips on Controlling Allergies and Asthma? Yes, Please
New Years Resolutions? No Thanks! Tips on Controlling Allergies and Asthma? Yes, Please
Go to Why should I always carry my epinephrine auto injector?
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Why should I always carry my epinephrine auto injector?
A lot of people don't want to carry their auto injectors for various reasons. Find out why it's important that you do carry it.
Go to What are the symptom differences between the cold, flu and allergies?
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What are the symptom differences between the cold, flu and allergies?
Allergies tend to have sneezing, and allergies usually do not have a fever. So if you have a fever, it's probably cold or flu.
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Understanding the Type 2 Inflammation Connection
This resource is provided as part of the Type 2 Connection campaign
Go to ACAAI Annual Meeting: Psychology Referrals Increasing for Children with Food Allergies
ACAAI Annual Meeting: Psychology Referrals Increasing for Children with Food Allergies
With the rise in incidence of food allergies in children in the past decade, there has been a corresponding increase in the need for professional psychology se…
Go to ACAAI Annual Meeting: Anaphylaxis Treatment Remains Confusing for Patients, Caregivers and Emergency Personnel
ACAAI Annual Meeting: Anaphylaxis Treatment Remains Confusing for Patients, Caregivers and Emergency Personnel
Anaphylaxis can come on suddenly and without warning, and because its symptoms can be fatal, it is scary for those who encounter it.
Go to Don’t let hidden holiday allergies ruin your good cheer
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Don’t let hidden holiday allergies ruin your good cheer
While everything may seem merry and bright, if you have asthma or allergies, the holidays are when you need to be cautious.