Food and Skin Allergies

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Allergies can be of different types and the two most common types include food allergies and skin allergies. Typically, an allergic hypersensitivity to a substance that exists in the environment or in a product or a food. It may not affect many people. However, some people are very sensitive and can be a victim of allergic reactions. There are medications and alternative remedies for the treatment of this disease. However, the best option to prevent it. AvoidTrigger is an ideal way to prevent this condition. The reactions occur when a person is exposed to the irritant, and if he / she stays away from the charming, which help prevent disease.

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Skin allergies

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This condition is of various types and the most common skin problems including eczema, redness, swelling and inflammation of the skin. All these conditions are usually itching symptoms. One of the best alternative, as mentioned above is to minimize contact with theirritants and use prescription medicines. Over the counter medicine too would be effective, if the condition is in initial stage. If it is chronic then you must consult a dermatologist. Home remedies may not be effective in treating allergies. However, alternate treatment methods like aromatherapy, homeopathy and the likes may be effective.

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Food allergy

This type of allergy is an adverse immune response to the protein content in food items. Although, protein is healthy but sometimes the body mistakenly considers it as harmful. As a result, it remains undigested and the immune system triggers an allergic reaction. Many food items can trigger a reaction. Listed below are some of the common items.

Peanuts/ Brazil nut/ Sulfite allergy

Tree nuts - Walnut/ cashew nut/ chestnut/ hazelnut

Eggs/fish/shellfish/ crayfish/lobster

Rice/ Soybean/ Oats

Apple/Avocado/ Apricot/ Olive

Kidney bean/ Parsley/ Pea

Castor bean/ Sesame/ potato

The symptoms of food allergies include itching, sneezing, runny nose, wheezing, sinus, headache, vomiting, abdominal pain, trouble with breathing and swallowing and so on. Immune disorder is the major cause of this condition. A poor immune system doesn't allow the body to fight back and defend against various microbes and pollutants. The immune system is more susceptible to infection and has low resistance. Sometimes, a reaction may be triggered by exercise too. The similar food items may not cause an allergy when you don't exercise but it can trigger a reaction when you exercise and consume the food.

Allergies should be dealt under the guidance of a physician or specialist. Avoiding the triggers is an ideal way of keeping them at bay.

Food and Skin Allergies

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