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Common allergic diseases include asthma, eczema, rhinitis, hives, insect allergies, food allergies, drug allergies and anaphylaxis.

6 most common inhaled triggers for allergies.

In the case of a mild allergy, tests may not be necessary to identify the allergy. However, certain laboratory tests are suggested when the allergy is severe.

Risk factors for allergies are heredity, environment and upper respiratory infections.

Treating allergies

There are many confusing messages on allergy prevention. These following strategies have scientific backing and are currently recommended ...

The symptoms of anaphylaxis can range from mild skin changes and swelling of the face, to life-threatening lung and heart involvement.

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