Allergen Articles

1). Can Cockroaches Make Me Sick And Can I Easily Kill Them? By : Mitch Endick
Yes, cockroaches can make you sick and yes you can kill and control them. Cockroaches can make you sick by carrying fungi, pathogenic organisms and disease causing bacteria. The most threatening disease that they can carry is Salmonella.
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2). Do You Know These Common Allergy Symptoms? By : Vance St. John
You known you’re allergic when you react to certain substances you’ve been exposed to before. For instance, you may have eaten shellfish before but the next time you eat foods containing shellfish, you develop rashes. An allergy occurs when your body overreacts to things that don’t normally cause problems for most people. These things are called allergens and your body’s overreaction to them are what causes allergy symptoms.
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3). 3 Ways To Keep Children Safe From Household Allergens By : Charles Kassotis
Learn how to identify and reduce or eliminate household allergens that may be triggering your children’s allergic responses.
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4). How to take the sting out of an insect allergy By : Jack Prime
An insect allergy is an allergic reaction to a sting or bite from an insect that has an irritant or toxin in its saliva or venom. In most cases a person bitten or stung by an insect will experience a swelling, redness and mild pain, but in some people a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction may be experienced. As is quite evident, it is not possible to control when a person is stung by an insect, so if a person has a serious insect allergy it is important that treatment and preventative measures are followed.
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5). Can Having Multiple House Pets Increase Or Decrease The Chance Of Child Allergy Risk? By : Mitch Endick
Having multiple house pets actually seems to decrease the allergy risk of children, as long as the children have been exposed from infancy on. Recent studies have shown that children raised in a home with two or more cats and/or dogs in the first year of life are less likely to develop allergic diseases than are children raised without these pets.
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6). Identifying A Nickel Allergy By : Grant
While we have all heard of people having a dust mite allergy, dog or cat allergy, peanut allergy, gluten allergy, and so on, very few of us have heard of the people living with a nickel allergy. Even so, the number of people living with a nickel allergy is actually on the rise, partly due to the ever-increasing popularity with body piercing in which nickel is a common metal.
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