Allergies

Food, animal dander and the environment are all reasons that some people experience allergic reactions. Learn about the types of allergies and treatment options.

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Some garlic allergy symptoms are skin reactions, gastrointestinal reactions and breathing problems. Learn about garlic allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some grapefruit allergy symptoms are skin reactions, gastrointestinal reactions and breathing problems. Learn about grapefruit allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some green pepper allergy symptoms are rhinoconjunctivitis, asthma and headaches. Learn about green pepper allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some mountain cedar allergy symptoms include itchy, watery eyes, runny nose, congestion and sneezing. Learn what some mountain cedar allergy symptoms are in this article.

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Some sperm allergy symptoms are redness, swelling, burning and itching. Learn about sperm allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some sulfur allergy symptoms are skin reactions, respiratory problems and anaphylaxis. Learn about sulfur allergy symptoms in this article.

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Many people are allergic to cats and dogs, but allergies to horses can also cause irritation and discomfort. Learn about some symptoms of allergies to horses in this article.

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Symptoms of allergies to ragweed include sneezing, runny nose and itchy, watery eyes. Learn about the symptoms of allergies to ragweed in this article.

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Symptoms of penicillin allergies include rashes, wheezing, angioedema, and anaphylactic shock. Find out more about the symptoms of penicillin allergies from this article.

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Tree pollen allergies are a result of a mistake by your immune system. Learn some symptoms of tree pollen allergies in this article.

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Some walnut allergy symptoms are skin reactions, gastrointestinal reactions and breathing problems. Learn about walnut allergy symptoms in this article.

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Some yogurt allergy symptoms are skin reactions, gastrointestinal reactions and breathing problems. Learn about yogurt allergy symptoms in this article.

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Skin allergies look different depending on what kind they are. Learn what skin allergies look like in this article.

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Some foods you might have to avoid if you have ragweed allergies include bananas, cucumbers and melon. Learn what foods you should avoid if you have ragweed allergies in this article.

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Some people have allergies to foods, while others are allergic to airborne substances. Learn what a birch tree pollen allergy is in this article.

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Eye allergies cause itching, tearing, redness and swelling. Learn the best way to wash your eyes if you have an eye allergy in this article.

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Hay fever fluctuates according to the time of the year and the weather. Learn the worst season for allergies in this article.

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An air purifier may help relieve allergy symptoms if used properly. Find out how air purifiers may help with allergies from this article.

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Hay fever is considered a seasonal condition. Learn how long hay fever lasts in this article.

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You cannot get hay fever from hay, although moldy hay may trigger hay fever symptoms. Learn whether you can get hay fever from hay in this article.

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Pollen, a fine powder, is the "sperm" that flowers use to reproduce. Learn what pollen is in this article.

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Red bumps under your eyes are not the sign of an allergy but may be the sign of other conditions. Learn whether red bumps under your eyes are the sign of an allergy in this article.

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Springtime allergies can be the cause of various nose and eye irritations. Learn if nosebleeds are a sign of springtime allergies in this article.

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Not everyone who has pollen allergies likes to take drugs. Learn whether cauliflower can help pollen allergies in this article.

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Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical care. Learn whether food allergies can cause anaphylaxis in this article.

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