Types of Allergies          

There are several different types of allergies that are very common.  Allergies can trigger reactions in many different ways. 

Here is a brief description of some of the more common allergies:

Allergy Rhinitis (Seasonal Hay Fever)

A common illness that affects millions of people and is caused by inhaling pollens, ragweed, trees, and grasses.  Hay fever is generally a seasonal condition, often times worse in the spring and fall seasons.

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Dust Mite Allergy

A dust mite allergy is an allergic reaction to a microscopic organism that lives in the dust that is found in most buildings and houses. Dust mites are a common cause of perennial allergic rhinitis. Dust mite allergy usually produces symptoms similar to pollen allergy and also can produce symptoms of asthma.

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Mold Allergy

Mold allergies are most common during summer months. A mold allergy is simply an allergic reaction to common household molds. The Toxic Black Mold Information Center includes tips for finding, cleaning, and preventing indoor mold problems

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Asthma 

Inflammation of the lungs and airways possibly due to inhaled allergens or sensitivity to odors or chemicals. The allergic reactions can trigger asthma symptoms.  The effects of asthma are generally temporary and include: shortness of breath, breathing troubles, or other allergy symptoms.

Allergic Eczema

Allergic Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) is an allergic rash that is usually not caused by skin contact with an allergen. This condition is commonly associated with allergic rhinitis or asthma and features the following symptoms:

• Itching, redness, and or dryness of the skin.

• Rash on the face, especially children.

• Rash around the eyes, in the elbow creases, and behind the knees, especially in adults.

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