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When your allergic reaction recurs, it's not very comfortable, right? The skin becomes itchy, redness, swelling, or feels hot and sore. In addition, allergic reactions that often occur are sneezing, itchy and runny nose, or itchy and runny eyes. At times like this, you certainly need medication to deal with itching of the skin, eyes, or nose. At present there are several types of allergic itching drugs in pharmacies, such as cetirizine or loratadine. To understand more about the drug itching due to allergies, see the following review.

How it works for allergic itching drugs

An itchy allergy medication is an antihistamine which functions to relieve allergic symptoms. When you eat or come into contact with allergens that are actually harmless, histamine produced by the body's immune system will overreact. Histamine also commands the body to fight allergens. This is what causes allergic reactions or symptoms, namely the skin, nose, and eyes itch.

To relieve allergic symptoms, itching drugs function to stop or limit histamine activity in the body. However, allergic itching drugs cannot be used to prevent allergic reactions or treat severe allergic reactions such as anaphylactic.

The choice of an itchy drug due to allergies

If your allergies are recurrent, there are now many medicines to treat allergic itching that can be purchased without a prescription. Here are the most common types of allergic itching drugs.

Cetirizine

Cetirizine is a generic name for second generation antihistamine drugs. This drug can fight allergic symptoms without causing drowsiness. Cetirizine is available in tablets, syrups and drops (drop). Like most other second-generation antihistamines, these drugs only need to be taken once a day or according to the dosage recommended by your doctor or pharmacist.

Loratadine

This itching drug is similar to cetirizine. Loratadine is also a second generation antihistamine drug that does not cause drowsiness and is taken enough once a day. Various studies have revealed that cetirizine and loratadine are both effective in overcoming allergy symptoms, namely hives. However, for a faster antihistamine effect, cetirizine is still superior to loratadine.

Fexofenadine

Compared to other second generation antihistamine drugs, fexofenadine is the least side effect. According to various surveys conducted by experts, some people still feel sleepy after drinking cetirizine or loratadine. Meanwhile, fexofenadine at least causes drowsiness. However, according to a study in 2001, cetirizine and loratadine were still faster in stopping histamine.

Diphenhydramine

Unlike other itching drugs, diphenhydramine is a first generation antihistamine drug. So, this drug causes drowsiness and weakness. If you want to take this medicine, make sure you are not driving or operating the machine. However, many people report that its efficacy to relieve itching is faster compared to second generation antihistamines.
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Food allergy is an overreaction of the body's immune system to certain food compounds that are actually harmless. Food allergies can be chronic (lasting a long time), or acute (suddenly).

Acute reactions can cause serious life-threatening conditions. This acute allergic reaction is known as anaphylactic shock.

How common are food allergies?

Food allergies are a health condition most often experienced by children and can develop until they are adults. However, there are also some people who have just given rise to allergic reactions when they are adults.

Signs & symptoms

What are the signs and symptoms of food allergies?

Symptoms of food allergies usually get worse in a few minutes to several hours after you eat certain foods. Food allergy signs and symptoms are:

• Tingling or itching sensation in the mouth
• Red spots, itching, or eczema
• Swelling of the lips, face, tongue, throat, or other body parts
• Nasal congestion or runny nose
• Abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting
• Dizzy
• Feeling you want to faint or faint

For some people, food allergies can stimulate a severe allergic reaction called anaphylactic shock. This can take lives. Signs and symptoms of anaphylactic food allergic reactions are:

• Hard to breathe
• Swollen throat or lumps in the throat that make it difficult for you to breathe
• Experience shock with a decrease in blood pressure
• Heart palpitations
• Dizziness, feels faint or loses consciousness

Emergency treatment is very important for anaphylactics. Patients with untreated anaphylactic shock can experience coma until they die.

When should I see a doctor?

Visit a doctor or allergist (immunologist) if you have food allergy symptoms immediately after eating. If possible, visit your doctor when an allergic reaction occurs. This can help your doctor make a diagnosis.

Immediately bring the patient to the emergency room and look for emergency treatment if food allergy signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock occur.

Cause Food Allergies

What are food allergens?

When you have a food allergy, your immune system overreacts to compounds in certain foods that are actually harmless. This makes your immune system stimulate cells to release antibodies known as immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies to analyze foods that are thought to be harmful or have food particles (allergens).

These substances ultimately cause food allergy signs and symptoms. Some of the most common symptoms of food allergies are runny nose, itchy eyes, dry throat, red rash or hives that appear itchy, nausea, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, to anaphylactic shock.

Food allergies are most often stimulated by some proteins from seafood such as shrimp, fish, lobster and crabs, nuts such as walnuts and nutmeg, and eggs. In children, food allergies are generally stimulated by proteins in eggs, milk, nuts, beans, and wheat.

Keep in mind that to be able to produce an allergic reaction, the body needs some time, even years. Substances that cause allergies must be at a certain point so that an allergic reaction can emerge. This substance can enter the body many times without causing an allergic reaction.

However, when the substance has crossed the line, the new body will react. Therefore, it is not surprising if there are some people who have just experienced an allergic reaction when they are adults or teenagers.

Risk factors 

What increases my risk for food allergies?

Risk factors for food allergies are:

• Family history. You are at high risk of having food allergies if you have a family with a history of food allergies.
• Have other allergies. If you have an allergy to one food, you are at high risk of experiencing allergies to other foods. Likewise, if you have other types of allergic reactions, such as dust allergies, your risk of having food allergies becomes greater.
• Age. Food allergies generally occur in children, especially small children and infants. When you grow up, your digestive system becomes more mature and your body minimizes digesting food that stimulates allergies.
• Asthma. Asthma and food allergies generally occur together. When this happens, food allergies and asthma, the symptoms of both tend to be more severe.

Factors that increase your risk for anaphylatic reactions, including:

• Have a history of asthma
• Aged or younger
• Too late to use epinephrine to treat your food allergy symptoms

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The information provided is not a substitute for medical advice. ALWAYS consult your doctor.

What are the options for treating food allergies?

Here are some choices of food allergy drugs based on their severity:

• For mild reactions, prescription food allergies or recommended antihistamines can help you reduce symptoms. These drugs can be taken after you know the foods that trigger allergies. However, antihistamines cannot treat anaphylactic shock.
• For anaphylactic shock, a powerful food allergy drug is injecting epinephrine and emergency help at the hospital. Many people with allergies carry epinephrine injections everywhere (EpiPen, Twinjet, or Auvi-Q). This tool is a combination of sprays and needles to inject a single dose of medicine when pressed into your thighs.

What are the usual tests for food allergies?

There is no standard test used to detect or determine food allergies. Your doctor will diagnose based on a description of the symptoms of your food. In addition, the doctor will also carry out skin tests (skin prick), urine tests, or food trials to confirm the diagnosis.

Treatment at home

What are the lifestyle changes or home remedies to overcome food allergies?

Some ways to overcome food allergies are:

• Avoid foods that can trigger allergies.
• Read food labels carefully before buying or preparing food.
• Learn how to use hypo-allergenic injections and teach people around you, if you suddenly experience anaphylactic shock. Always carry food allergy medications wherever you go.
• Use a medical bracelet or necklace as a sign that people know that you have allergies.
• Tell your family, caregivers, and teachers if your child has a food allergy.
• Wash the equipment carefully before preparing baby food. This can help prevent allergens.

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Allergies can affect anyone, whether seasonal or continuous. Allergies are caused by overactive immune systems triggered by allergens (an antigen that is responsible for producing allergic reactions).

But many people who do not know the signs of experiencing allergies. Though there are a number of signs, even if the symptoms caused.

Signs of allergic reactions

If you experience it, it is recommended to go immediately to treatment

1. Watery, sensitive eyes

If you get certain allergies, your eyes become irritated, and itchy. Although allergens such as mold, dust, pollen, and pet dander are common causes, eye allergens are also known as allergic conjunctivitis, and contribute to your discomfort.

2. Throat itching

Throat itching or pain can be caused by postnatal allergic droplets. After getting an allergen, your sinuses may begin to flow, and cause itching in the throat.

To reduce pain in the throat, rinse with warm water with salt and drink plenty of fluids.

3. Skin rash

Skin rashes can be caused by several factors, including due to certain plants or reactions from food. The most common skin rash felt by someone is eczema, and itching. After histamine is released, blood plasma begins to leak and out of the blood vessels of the skin.

If you experience a chronic rash, this can be an indication of something severe.

4. Swelling

If your allergens react with swelling, this can be dangerous. In some cases, swelling in the throat and lungs can be risky in reducing your breath. Severe swelling occurs due to insect bites, food allergies, reactions to drugs, or pet hair.

5. Stomach ache

If you experience frequent stomach aches after eating, maybe you suffer from food allergies or intolerance. This is often experienced when people cannot digest lactose or gluten.

6. You are often tired

There are several possibilities, you can experience dehydration, lack of sleep, malnutrition, and more. If in your three-month period this condition does not change, chances are you have an allergic-induced chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).

7. Easy anger and depression

Several studies have found a relationship between mood changes and allergens. Allergic sufferers sometimes have difficulty sleeping, which makes them tired and irritable. Now believed, depressive symptoms may be triggered by inflammation in the body.

8. Headaches

As reported that 15 percent of Americans who suffer from allergies also feel headaches. In most cases, this headache is triggered by swelling. When the nasal passages become blocked, this increases skull pressure, which causes headaches.

Symptoms of Allergic Reactions

Symptoms of an allergic reaction usually appear a few minutes after contact with an allergen. These symptoms can also develop gradually in a few hours. Allergy symptoms that we experience generally depend on the type of allergen and how we make contact with allergens. For example, allergy symptoms due to food will cause symptoms in the mouth or digestive system, while dust allergies will cause symptoms in the respiratory system. The following is a detailed explanation.

Allergies due to bites or insect stings

In addition to swelling in the part that is bitten, this type of allergy can cause the appearance of itching throughout the body, coughing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis).

Allergy Due to Substance from the Air

If you have an allergy to airborne substances such as dust, pollen, or dust mites, the main symptom that you will experience is usually sneezing. These symptoms can develop into a runny or runny nose that triggers difficulty breathing. Itching in the nose, red, watery, and swollen eyes can also appear.

Food Allergies

Allergies because certain foods can cause tingling or itching sensations in the mouth. Swelling of the lips, tongue, eyes, throat or face can also occur. In addition, this allergy can also cause itchy and red rashes on the skin, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.

Allergy Due to Medication

Medications can also cause allergic reactions. Symptoms can include itching of the skin, rash, facial swelling, difficulty breathing and anaphylaxis.

In addition to the above symptoms, allergies can also appear when the skin is touched by certain substances. For example soap, shampoo, perfume, or natural rubber (latex). This type of allergy will result in a type of inflammation of the skin known as atopic dermatitis. Atopic dermatitis causes symptoms of itching, redness, and scaling.

If you have experienced the above symptoms, you should find out the cause so that you can discuss them with your doctor so that your allergies can be treated.

Recognizing Symptoms of Anaphylaxis

Some allergies can sometimes cause severe and fatal reactions, namely anaphylaxis. This reaction will generally occur throughout the body and spread very quickly. Symptoms of anaphylaxis include:

• Dizzy.
• Severe shortness of breath.
• Fainted due to decreased blood pressure.
• Nausea.
• Gag.
• Skin rashes.
• A fast, but weak pulse.
• Blue skin and lips.
• Fainting or losing consciousness.
• Anaphylactic patients need emergency medical treatment. Anaphylactic reactions can be treated with injections or epinephrine drugs.

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Cold urtitaria or better known as cold allergy is a skin reaction within a few minutes after you are exposed to cold exposure, both from water and air.

There are many factors that can cause cold allergies, some of which include being in an air-conditioned room, swimming, or after bathing in the morning. Usually skin that has allergies to cold will turn red and experience itching.

However, the symptoms of this cold allergy in each person may be different. Some people may develop cold allergy symptoms that tend to be mild, but some others experience anaphylactic shock such as drastic reduction in blood pressure, unable to breathe, until fainting.

How common are allergies cold?

Cold allergy is a common disease. But in many cases, this disease is more common in young adults and will usually improve in a few years. Please discuss with the doctor for more information.

Signs & symptoms

What are the signs and symptoms of cold allergy?

Common symptoms of cold allergies are:

1. Itchy and reddish rash appears

The most typical symptoms of cold allergy are the appearance of a reddish rash on the skin and itching. This one cold allergy symptom tends to be difficult to lose even though the sufferer moves to a warmer environment. In some cases, cold allergy symptoms can worsen and last up to 24 hours or even more.

2. Swollen hands

If after making contact with cold-temperature objects your hands will swell, then you may have cold allergies. This swelling usually occurs when you hold a cold drink, bathe in the morning, and are exposed to other cold temperatures. In addition to the hands, swelling due to cold allergies can also occur in other body parts.

Even in the most dangerous cases, swelling can occur in the tongue and throat and make a person experience pharyngeal edema. If you don't get immediate medical attention, this can cause a person to have difficulty breathing and can lead to death.

3. Red bumps appear

The emergence of reddish bumps or hives is the same as other allergic symptoms. Exposure to cold allergies makes white blood cells release histamine into the bloodstream. As a result, the body provides an inflammatory response by producing red bumps, swelling, itching, and other skin changes that commonly occur as allergic reactions.

Doctors will usually test this allergic reaction by placing ice cubes on the patient's skin and seeing the inflammatory response that might arise. If the skin becomes red and a rash develops, chances are that you have a cold allergy.

4. Heredity factors

If you have or are experiencing cold allergies, try asking your family if they also experience the same thing or not. Because, according to research conducted by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease in 2012, cold allergies can be caused by hereditary factors.

Symptoms of cold allergy due to hereditary factors usually appear 30 minutes after exposure to cold temperatures and can last up to 48 hours. Generally, sufferers experience reddish and itchy skin accompanied by fever, headache, joint pain (arthralgia), and excessive white blood cell reaction (leukocytosis) in the blood.

There may be cold allergic signs and symptoms not mentioned above. If you have concerns about a particular cold allergy symptom, consult your doctor. Usually, the doctor will prescribe an antihistamine and ask you to avoid exposure to cold air until the allergies improve.

In severe cases, cold allergies can cause undue stress, especially because the symptoms are often misinterpreted by other diseases. That's why, don't underestimate the allergic symptoms you experience.

When should I see a doctor?

You should contact your doctor if you experience the following cold allergy symptoms:

• Reaction to the skin after being exposed to cold, even though the reaction is mild.
• Sudden reactions after being exposed to cold such as feeling dizzy, difficulty breathing or swelling of the tongue or throat.

If you have the above signs or symptoms or other questions, consult your doctor. Each person's body is different. Always consult a doctor to deal with your health condition.

What causes cold allergies?

The exact cause of cold allergy is still unknown. Some people become more sensitive to cold because of offspring, being exposed to a kind of virus, or having a disease that causes skin cells to become more sensitive.

But in general cold exposure delivers histamine and other chemicals to the bloodstream which cause redness and itching reactions.

What increases my risk of getting cold allergies?

Some risk factors that can cause cold allergies are:

• Children and adolescents. In many cases, children and adolescents are at a higher risk of developing cold allergies. However, this condition can usually improve in a few years.
• Have certain medical conditions. People who have basic health conditions: such as hepatitis or cancer have a high risk of experiencing cold allergies.
• Heredity factor. If your parents, siblings, grandparents, or grandmothers have a history of this disease, you are also at higher risk of having it. However, cold allergies are rarely inherited.

Medicine & Medicine

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How do you diagnose cold allergies?

Cold allergy can be diagnosed by attaching ice to the skin for several minutes. If you have a skin allergy, itching will appear after a few minutes the ice cube is removed. Many cold allergies occur without obvious causes. But in allergies caused by certain conditions, doctors can undergo further tests such as blood tests to see what allergens are causing the reaction.

After the doctor discovers the cause of your allergies, the doctor may suggest allergic injections or allergy drops.
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An allergy test is a test carried out by an allergist to determine whether your body has an allergic reaction to a known substance. Tests can be blood tests, skin tests, or food elimination.

Allergies occur when your immune system overreacts to something in your environment. For example, pollen, which is usually harmless, can cause your body to overreact. Excessive body reactions to substances that can cause symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, sinus blockages, and watery eyes.

Types of allergens

There are three types of allergens (substances that can cause allergic reactions):

• Inhaled allergens: These allergens affect the body when they come into contact with the lungs or nasal membranes. Pollen is the most common inhalation allergen.
• Swallowed allergens: These allergens are present in certain foods such as peanuts, soybeans, and gluten.
• Skin allergens: these allergens come in contact with your skin to produce a reaction, such as a rash and itching caused by poison ivy.

An allergy test involves giving a person exposure to a very small amount of certain allergens and seeing the reaction that occurs.

Why allergy testing is done

The World Allergy Organization estimates that allergies are responsible for 250,000 deaths annually (WAO).

An allergy test is done to determine whether certain pollen, fungi, or other allergens cause someone to be allergic. You might need medication to treat your allergies or you might just try to avoid triggering your allergies.

How to prepare for allergy testing

Before testing your allergy, the doctor will ask about your lifestyle, family history, and more.

You will most likely be told to stop taking the following medication before your allergy test, because the drug can affect the test results:

• Antihistamines (both prescription drugs and drugs on the market)
• Certain heartburn medications
• Omalizumab (Xolair) (asthma medication)
• Tricyclic antidepressants

How allergy testing is done

An allergy test might be done with a skin test or a blood test. In cases of suspected food allergies, you can do a diet elimination.

Skin test

Skin tests are used to identify various potential allergens. This includes air allergens, food, and contact allergens.

Your doctor will usually try the initial test first. During this test, allergens are placed on the part of your skin. A technician uses a special tool to scratch the surface of the skin. You will be closely monitored to see how your skin reacts to foreign substances. If there is no swelling or redness on the skin, you are not allergic to these allergens.

If the initial test is not convincing, your doctor may order an intradermal skin test. This test is done by injecting a small amount of allergens into your skin. Again, the doctor will monitor your reaction.

Another form of allergic skin test is a patch test. This test is done using an adhesive patch that is attached to a suspected allergen. The patch will remain on your body after you leave your doctor's office. The patch is then checked 24 hours after application and again at 48 hours, if needed.

Blood test

In the case of a severe allergic reaction, the doctor can determine that the skin test will not be effective. Therefore, he can choose to take your blood sample. Blood is then tested in a laboratory to examine the presence of antibodies that fight certain allergens. This test, called ImmunoCAP, is very successful in detecting antibodies to the main allergens.

Food elimination

Food elimination can help doctors determine which foods cause you to have an allergic reaction. This method requires someone to avoid food from their diet and then consume them again. Your reaction will help determine the foods that cause allergies.

Risk of allergic tests

Allergy tests can cause mild itching, redness, or swelling of the skin. Sometimes, small lumps called patches appear on the skin. These symptoms often occur within a few hours, but can last for several days. A mild cortisone cream can relieve these symptoms.

In rare cases, allergy testing causes a direct allergic reaction that requires medical attention. In anticipation of such a reaction, an allergy test must be carried out in a clinic equipped with adequate medicines and equipment. This includes epinephrine to treat anaphylaxis (a life-threatening allergic reaction).

If you experience a severe reaction after you leave the doctor's office, contact your doctor immediately. If you experience anaphylactic symptoms - such as throat swelling, difficulty breathing, or low blood pressure, immediately rush to the hospital because this is a medical emergency.

After allergy testing

After the doctor determines the allergens that cause your symptoms, he will instruct you on how to avoid allergens. Your doctor can also suggest drugs that can relieve your symptoms.
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Sneezing, coughing, and nasal congestion are some of the allergic symptoms that your child may experience. Common cold can occur in just a few days, but seasonal allergies can last for a longer time.

If your toddler coughs, sneezes, or generally feels tight when there is a change in season, it can be a sign that he is suffering from seasonal allergies and needs antihistamines, decongestants, or by eliminating allergens.

KidsHealth explains seasonal allergies occur when wild mushrooms take out their spores, and trees, grasses, and weeds begin to release tiny pollen particles into the air to fertilize other plants.

So, if your child has an allergy that coincides with new plants starting to appear, your child may experience seasonal allergies.

The first thing to do when your child experiences it is to eliminate their allergens.

KidsHealth recommends keeping windows closed, using air conditioning if possible, and not traveling when allergens such as pollen or outside spores increase. Or it could be by telling your child to wash their hands or take a shower and change clothes after playing outside.

But if your child still has to go out of the house, WebMD recommends giving antisthusin. Antihistamines are usually the first drug used to treat allergies because they block histamine, a chemical released when your toddler experiences an allergic reaction.

Antihistamines are often paired with decongestants, which do not fight histamine but can help a blocked or runny nose. However, you should first consult with your pediatrician for this.
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Asthma can be caused by an allergic reaction, also known as allergy-induced asthma. People with allergic asthma usually begin to feel symptoms of asthma after breathing air and its asthma triggers such as pollen. Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America report that more than half of people with asthma have allergies. Asthma allergies can be treated in most cases.

Causes of allergic asthma

People have allergies if their immune system overreacts to the presence of substances that are actually harmless. This substance is called an allergen. Common symptoms of allergies include itching and swelling. However, some people also experience breathing problems when inhaling allergens. This is called allergic asthma. Allergic asthma arises when the respiratory tract becomes swollen due to allergens.

In general, only allergens that are inhaled can cause asthma. Some allergens that can cause this condition are:

• pollen
• pet fur
• dust

Kecoka, milk, fish, shellfish, eggs, beans, and pea trees can also cause allergic asthma. However, the reaction of asthma to this allergen is not common.

Symptoms of allergic asthma

The symptoms of this type of asthma are similar to other asthma symptoms. Includes:

• wheezing
• cough
• tightness in the chest
• gasping for breath
• short breath

If you have a fever and skin allergy to allergens, you might also feel:

• itching on the skin
• rash
• cracked skin
• runny nose
• itchy eyes
• watery eyes
• blocked nose

If you swallow an allergen, these symptoms can also appear:

• itchy
• swelling of the face and tongue
• itchy mouth
• swelling of the mouth, throat, or lips
• anaphylaxis (dangerous allergic reaction)

Deal with allergic asthma

There are 3 types of treatment that can be used to treat allergic asthma. Some work with your body's reaction to allergens, some are in the form of drugs that work with asthma and lungs. The first type can be used for long-term care and is consumed every day. The other two types can be used as emergency medicine.

The most commonly used allergic drugs are:

• Allergy injections: immunotherapy can gradually reduce your body's immune response. To do this, an immunologist will inject you with a small number of allergens over a period of time. Then later, your immune system will no longer react to these allergens specifically.
• Antihistamines: this treatment can reduce the immune system's allergic response to allergens.
• Montelukast: this treatment can relieve the symptoms of allergic rhinitis, or symptoms that you experience when you inhale allergens.
• Nasal sprays: nasal sprays depend on the uterus, usually only relieve symptoms.
• Eye drops: These eye drops can wash allergens in the eye and depend on the contents whether to prevent allergy symptoms such as runny, and itchy.
• Treatment of emergency allergies: emergency medications such as epinephrine are used for the treatment of some allergic responses such as anaphylaxis.
• Topical treatments: ointments and creams can easily relieve allergic symptoms that appear on your skin, such as rashes and itching.
• Immunomodulator: this treatment works by suppressing the immune system and preventing excessive reactions to allergens.
• Oral corticosteroids: this type of treatment can overcome severe allergic responses and can be used to treat emergency asthma.

The most common treatment advice given for people with asthma include:

• Long-term treatment: this treatment is taken every day to suppress asthma symptoms.
• Short-acting-beta-agonists: this treatment provides a fast and temporary antidote. Bronchodilators are one type of treatment.
• Inhaled corticosteroids: this inhaled drug can be used for the long term in preventing and controlling symptoms. Inhaled corticosteroids are sometimes used with long-acting-beta-agonists to make treatment more effective over a long period of time.
• Quick treatment: You can take this treatment when asthma symptoms appear.

Complications from allergic asthma

Allergic asthma can be a serious problem. One of them is anaphylaxis. This type of severe asthma reaction has symptoms such as:

• rash
• swelling of the mouth or face
• difficulty swallowing
• nervous
• confused
• cough
• diarrhea
• fainted
• blocked nose
• slurred talk

Anaphylaxis that is not treated can be life threatening. This attack can cause problems such as abnormal heartbeat, weakness, low blood pressure, increased heart rate, heart and lung disorders.

Prevent allergic asthma

Allergic asthma attacks cannot always be prevented. However, you might be able to make it rare to relapse by changing your environment.

At home

Vacuum dust regularly and use HEPA filters. This can reduce the number of allergens in your environment.

Keep your windows and doors closed when pollen is heavy. Pollen is a common allergen. This substance triggers asthma, and the symptoms are accompanied by fever. If pollen makes your voice change, contact your doctor.

Do not use air conditioning or fans that smell like mushrooms. Buy new equipment if needed. Fungi can trigger asthma and allergic symptoms. Potentially also life threatening when inhaled. Avoid tracing any fungus from the wall or floor using a fungus exterminator.

Additional protection

• Use a dehumidifier or air conditioner if the humidity in your home reaches below 40%.
• Avoid the presence of animals in the house if you are allergic to them. With severe allergies, you need to really avoid animals.
• Clean it with disinfecting your kitchen and bathroom to prevent cockroaches from appearing.
• Use HEPA masks when gardening. This can prevent you from breathing pollen or mold.

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An allergy test is an examination procedure that aims to detect whether the patient's body has an allergic reaction to certain substances or substances (allergens). Allergy tests can be done in the form of blood tests or skin tests. This examination procedure is generally performed by an allergic consultant doctor.

Allergies occur when the immune system produces excessive reactions to allergens found in the surrounding environment. Allergic reactions produced by the body vary, ranging from mild symptoms to anaphylactic reactions that can be life-threatening. Mild allergic reactions that generally occur, including sneezing, nasal congestion, itching, and runny eyes and nose.

Types of Substances Causing Allergies (Allergens)
Allergens are substances, substances, or ingredients that cause allergies. Generally, there are three types of allergens, namely:

Inhaled allergens. Allergens can trigger an allergic reaction in the body when inhaled and interact with the lining of the nose, throat, or lungs. Allergens belonging to inhaled allergens include pollen, dust, and animal hair.
Contact allergens. Allergens that can trigger an allergic reaction in the body when interacting with the skin. Insect stings and chemicals, such as latex, are examples of contact allergens.
Gastrointestinal allergens. These types of allergens are commonly found in foods, such as beans, seafood, or soybeans. In addition to food, drugs such as penicillin antibiotics are also included in gastrointestinal allergens.

Before the patient undergoes an allergy test, the doctor will examine the patient's medical history. At this stage, the doctor will ask for a history of complaints, questions regarding lifestyle and daily activities, and family health history, especially allergy history. After that, the doctor will do a physical examination to look for additional instructions regarding signs of allergies.

Your doctor may also recommend stopping certain medications for 10 days before an allergy test is done. These types of drugs include:

• Antihistamine drugs.
• Ulcer drugs, such as cimetidine and ranitidine.
• Omalizumab asthma drug.
• Tricyclic antidepressant drugs, such as amitriptyline.

Blood allergy testing is generally done if the patient is feared to experience a severe allergic reaction to an allergy test through the skin. Blood allergy testing is done by checking immunoglobulin E (IgE) in the blood. Immunoglobulin E (IgE) is an antibody produced by the immune system to fight substances that are considered a threat to the body. When the body experiences an allergic reaction, the amount of IgE will increase. The measured IgE can be the sum of all IgE antibodies in the body (total IgE test) or IgE antibody response levels to an allergen (specific IgE test). Blood allergy testing begins with taking a blood sample, then the blood sample will be checked into the laboratory for analysis.

The procedure for blood allergy testing generally takes less than 5 minutes, but takes several days until the test results come out.
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Good pollen found in trees, grass, flowers, or other types of plants can trigger allergic symptoms. A person's reaction varies with various types of pollen. Some are only allergic to pollen found in grass, some are allergic to pollen from certain tree species. Pollen can be carried away by the wind and mixed with dust so that it is easily inhaled by those who suffer from allergies.

Allergies occur when our body's immune system overreacts to substances that are actually harmless. Pollen is one example of an allergen that triggers the immune system to produce histamine and cause allergic symptoms that you know.

Pollen allergy symptoms

Pollen allergy symptoms are more or less similar to flu and asthma symptoms such as:

• Sneezing
• The nose is congested or runny
• Red, itchy, and runny eyes
• Coughs
• Shortness of breath and chest feels heavy
• Breath becomes short and sounds
• Itching on the skin

This symptom will appear when the patient is exposed to allergic triggers. Those with pollen allergies usually experience allergies around their own homes or in places that have lots of trees. Symptoms of pollen allergy usually occur during the growing tree season
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What is an allergic reaction?

Your immune system is responsible for maintaining the body against bacteria and viruses. In some cases, your immune system will fight substances that normally do not pose a threat to the human body. These substances are known as allergens, and when your body reacts to them, this causes an allergic reaction. Allergens that cause reactions can be in contact with skin, inhaled, or eaten. Allergens can also be used to diagnose allergies and even be injected as a form of treatment.

What causes allergic reactions?

Doctors don't know why some people have allergies. Allergies appear in the family (decreased). If you have close family members who have allergies, you will have a greater risk of allergies.

Although the reasons for allergies are unknown, there are several substances that often cause allergic reactions. People who have allergies are usually allergic to one or more of the following:

• Pet fur
• Bee stings or bites from other insects
• Certain foods, including beans or shellfish
• Certain drugs such as penicillin or aspirin
• Certain plants
• Pollen

What are the symptoms of an allergic reaction?

The symptoms of an allergic reaction can vary from mild to severe. If you get allergens for the first time, symptoms may be mild. These symptoms may be worse if you repeatedly get allergens.

Symptoms of a mild allergic reaction can include:

• Red spots (itchy red spots on the skin)
• Itchy
• Nasal congestion (rhinitis)
• Rash
• Watery or itchy eyes

Severe allergic reactions can cause other symptoms such as:

• Cramps or abdominal pain
• Pain or tightness in the chest
• Diarrhea
• Difficulty swallowing
• Dizziness (vertigo)
• Fear or anxiety
• Blushing face
• Nausea or vomiting
• Heart palpitations
• Swelling of the face, eyes, or tongue
• Weakness
• Wheezing
• Hard to breath
• Unconsciousness

A severe and sudden allergic reaction can develop within a few seconds of getting an allergen. This type of reaction is known as anaphylaxis and is a life-threatening symptom, including swelling of the respiratory tract and inability to breathe and sudden dramatic decrease in blood pressure. If you experience this allergic reaction, seek emergency help immediately. Without treatment, this condition can lead to death within 15 minutes.

How to diagnose an allergic reaction?

Allergic reactions can be diagnosed by your doctor. If you experience symptoms of an allergic reaction, the doctor will do an examination and ask about your medical history. If your allergic reaction is severe, your doctor may ask you to keep a detailed journal of what symptoms and substances appear to cause your allergies. Your doctor may want to order a test to determine what is causing your allergy. The most common types of allergy tests are:

• Skin test
• Challenge test (type of elimination)
• Blood test

Skin tests are carried out by applying a small amount of suspected allergens to the skin and monitoring the reaction. The substance of the allergen may be affixed to the skin (patch test), applied to a small puncture on the skin (puncture test), or injected under the skin (intradermal test). The most useful skin tests for diagnosing:

• Food allergy
• Fungal allergies, pollen, and animal fur allergies
• Penicillin allergy
• Toxic allergies (such as poisons from mosquito bites or bee stings)
• Allergic contact dermatitis (the rash you get from touching a substance)

Challenge tests are useful in diagnosing food allergies. This test involves reducing a food from your diet for several weeks and watching for symptoms that occur when you eat the food again.

A blood test is an allergy test in your blood to check for possible antibodies that fight allergens. Antibodies are proteins of your body that are produced to fight harmful substances. Blood tests are used when skin tests are not helpful or cannot be done.

How to treat allergic reactions?

If you experience an allergic reaction and you don't know what caused it, you may need to check with your doctor to determine what your allergies are. If you have allergies and experience recognizable symptoms, you may not need to seek medical treatment if symptoms occur mildly. In most cases, commercially available antihistamines can effectively control mild allergic reactions.

If you or someone you know has a severe allergic reaction, you should seek emergency medical attention. Check if the person is breathing, take it to the hospital, and give cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if needed. People with severe allergies often carry emergency medicine with them such as EpiPen, who injects epinephrine. Epinephrine opens the respiratory tract and increases blood pressure. This drug is called a rescue drug. If the person is unable to use the drug, help him or her to use it. If the person is unconscious, you must:

• Lay the person flat on his back
• Lift the person's leg
• Cover people with blankets
• This method will help prevent shock.

How do you prevent allergic reactions?

You may not be able to prevent an allergic reaction. But there are steps you can take to prevent allergic reactions in the future. After you identify your allergy, you can:

• Avoid exposure to allergens
• Seek medical care if you have allergens
• Bring medicine to treat anaphylaxis

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When flowers bloom, leaves and grass bloom, there are some people including you who suffer from hypersensitive or allergic reactions that attack them to interfere with their productivity and quality of life. The main cause is the presence of pollen which is very small, almost invisible to the eyes that fly in the air. They are from anemophilous plants, namely plants that pollinate with the help of wind. Examples are oak, birch, hickory, pecan, olive and grasses flower pollen. While colorful flower pollen is usually sticky and heavier so it doesn't fly in the air.

The existence of flower pollen in a place depends on the type of vegetation that grows, the length of the flowering period and the weather. The highest amount of pollen is when the air is warm, dry and windy. In the UK the high level of pollen presence is in March to August. Although far from the source of allergens or called allergens, people with flower pollen allergy must remain vigilant because on windy and dry days pollen can travel for miles.

Allergy symptoms that may occur in individuals are prolonged sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose, burning sensation in the throat, disturbances in ear sensation, watery eyes, red or itchy, itchy around the face and mouth, headaches, fatigue and asthma symptoms. The form of allergic symptoms between individuals can be different, depending on which part of the body is attacked more severely. Generally, allergic manifestations on the nose are the most common compared to other organs, because the function of the nose is active as a filter for impurities in the air.

To show allergy symptoms, the number of allergens must exceed the individual tolerance threshold, according to the individual's sensitivity to allergens. If the number of antigens is less than the threshold dose, the body will not show allergic symptoms. This is one of the guidelines for controlling allergic reactions. The severity of allergic symptoms is not only influenced by the number of allergens but also influenced by predisposing factors that cause weak body resistance, including fatigue, anxiety, sadness, stress, fear and hormonal factors during pregnancy and menstruation. But this predisposing factor will not mean if the allergens are controlled.

Handling allergies can be done in several ways, namely avoiding allergens, treatment to suppress symptoms and immunotheraphy. Until now, preventing allergies by avoiding allergens is the best way to manage allergies.

What we can do to avoid allergens include:

• Know when allergens appear
• Away from the many areas there is pollen like a grassy garden, especially in the morning, afternoon and evening when the amount of pollen is abundant.
• Close doors and windows when the amount of pollen is high.
• Try to be more indoors with windows and doors closed.
• Avoid cutting grass and camping.
• Take a shower and wash your hair as soon as you leave the house.
• Use a mask and dust-proof glasses when outside the house.
• Close the car window and use the car's air vent filter.
• Change clothes and wash clothes after arriving from outside the house. Don't hang the laundry outside the house when the amount of pollen is a lot.
• Put vaseline on the inside of the nose to prevent pollen from entering the lower respiratory tract.
• Don't let pets get close to your face because of the possibility of pollen sticking to their fur.

For individuals who cannot avoid pollen, allergy symptoms can be controlled with medication. Medications such as antihistamines, decongestants, corticosteroids and cromolyn sodium only relieve allergy symptoms, not eliminate allergies completely. Allergy preparations are available in various forms such as tablets, nasal spray, eye drops to inhalers tailored to the symptoms of allergies that arise. It is necessary to consult with a doctor for the selection of the right type and form of hypo-allergenic drugs, also in connection with the presence of drug side effects. Tips for individuals with a history of allergies; if you are forced to use drugs, for example playing golf on the field, start using drugs two weeks before.

Immunotheraphy is a treatment that tries to change the immune system's response to allergens. This technique also does not cure allergies, only reduces sensitivity to allergens. Management is done by injecting allergens or putting allergens under the tongue. This therapy is recommended for people who suffer from severe allergies or for those who have allergic symptoms more than 3 months each year. In its implementation, this therapy is difficult, takes a long time to appear to be repaired, does not work well for some people and costs a lot.

Allergy problems should not be considered trivial. If allergies are not treated, complications can occur where swelling of the nasal passages and estachi tubes leads to the ear causing secondary infections of the sinuses or problems in the middle ear to the formation of asthma.
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Tomatoes have a high salicylate content and some people cannot take them. This one fruit we commonly find in some foods consumed every day. But who would have thought there were some people who could be affected by allergies when eating it. The histamine content will spread to the skin, nose, respiratory system, and digestive tract.

Tomatoes have a high salicylate content and some people cannot consume too much. As reported by simple-remedies.com, the following symptoms appear if you are allergic to tomatoes.

1. Gastrointestinal problems, namely diarrhea, increased saliva, vomiting, abdominal pain, and feeling uncomfortable.
2. Many sweat.
3. The eye produces a lot of water
4. Itching in the throat.
5. Itching on the skin which if scratched will leave a red mark and feels like burning.
6. Lips tingling, reddened and itchy.
7. Headache.
8. Colds, sneezing, and coughing.
9. Shortness of breath.
10. The face and tongue swell.

In addition to the above symptoms, there are serious cases that occur due to allergies. You may get anaphylaxis, which is a severe allergic reaction that occurs suddenly and can cause death. You need medical help to deal with this before it's too late.

For that, always carry anti-allergic drugs wherever you go. Here are some suggestions that you should do to avoid allergies.

1. If you are allergic to tomatoes, the most basic thing is to stop eating tomatoes.

2. But if you really like tomatoes, you can minimize allergy symptoms by eating tomatoes along with other foods. Don't eat tomatoes on an empty stomach because it can cause inflammation, you can also chew gum after eating tomatoes to reduce digestive disorders.

3. Go to the doctor and test how severe your allergy is.

4. Always provide anti-allergic drugs in your bag to block allergy symptoms.

5. You can also eat ginger to relieve mild allergies.
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