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The document discusses different types of allergies including eczema, hives, and hay fever. It describes eczema as a skin rash that can be caused by temperature, humidity, chemicals, infections, stress, clothing, dust, pollen, and animal dander. Hives are described as red bumps on the skin that can be triggered by food, medicine, pollen, sun exposure, cold, and drugs. Hay fever causes symptoms like watery eyes, sneezing, and runny nose when people are exposed to pollen from trees, grass, and weeds.
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The document discusses different types of allergies including eczema, hives, and hay fever. It describes the causes and symptoms of each condition. Eczema occurs in the immune system and is caused by factors like temperature, humidity, chemicals, infections, stress, and fabrics. Hives are red bumps on the skin triggered by foods, medicines, and environments. Hay fever is a nasal allergy caused by pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds that results in symptoms like watery eyes, sneezing, and runny nose.
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Any foreign protein entering the body is attacked by the immune cells of the body to get rid of it. If the amount of an allergen entering the body is large, the immune cells produce
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allergic reactions
allergic reaction : it is a the body\'s method for reacting to an \"intruder.\" When the body detects
an outside substance, called an antigen, the insusceptible framework is activated. The immune
framework typically shields the body from destructive operators, for example, microscopic
organisms and poisons. Its overcompensation to a safe substance (an allergen) is known as a
touchiness response, or a hypersensitive reaction.
Responses may happen in one spot, for example, a little restricted skin rash, bothersome eyes,
confront knocks, or all over, as in an entire body rash, for example, hives.
Most hypersensitive responses are minor, for example, a rash from toxic substance ivy, mosquito
or other bug chomps, or sniffling from feed fever.The kind of response relies on upon the
individual\'s insusceptible framework reaction, which is some of the time eccentric. In
uncommon cases, a hypersensitive response can be life-undermining (known as
hypersensitivity).
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) gauges that no less than one in 50
Americans (1.6%), and upwards of one in 20 (5.1%), have had hypersensitivity happen, bringing
about a normal of 186-225 passings for each year. The AAFA states that hypersensitivities
influence 50 million Americans, are the fifth driving unending malady in the U.S., and the third
driving interminable ailment among kids under 18 years old. More than 40 million individuals
have indoor/open air sensitivities as their essential hypersensitivity. In 2012, more than 11
million individuals in the U.S. gone to their specialist for unfavorably susceptible rhinitis, and
hypersensitivities to nourishment represent 200,000 visits to the crisis room and 10,000
hospitalizations every year.
Practically anything can trigger an allergic reaction.The body\'s safe framework includes the
white platelets, which deliver antibodies. At the point when the body is presented to an antigen
(an outside body, for example, dust that can trigger an invulnerable reaction), a perplexing
arrangement of responses starts.
The white platelets deliver a neutralizer particular to that antigen. This is called
\"\"sensitization.\" The employment of the antibodies is to white platelets recognize and crush
substances that cause malady and disorder. In unfavorably susceptible responses, the counter
acting agent has a place with the class of immunoglobulins known as immunoglobulin E or IgE.
This neutralizer sort advances creation and arrival of chemicals and hormones called
\"mediators.\"
Mediators have impacts on neighborhood tissue and organs notwithstanding initiating more
white platelet safeguards. It is these impacts that cause the side effects of the response.
Histamine is one of the better-known hypersensitivity , mediators delivered by the body.
In the event that the arrival of the mediators is sudden or broad, the unfavorably susceptibl.
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Any foreign protein entering the body is attacked by the immune cells of the body to get rid of it. If the amount of an allergen entering the body is large, the immune cells produce
an antibody against the allergen.
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allergic reactions
allergic reaction : it is a the body\'s method for reacting to an \"intruder.\" When the body detects
an outside substance, called an antigen, the insusceptible framework is activated. The immune
framework typically shields the body from destructive operators, for example, microscopic
organisms and poisons. Its overcompensation to a safe substance (an allergen) is known as a
touchiness response, or a hypersensitive reaction.
Responses may happen in one spot, for example, a little restricted skin rash, bothersome eyes,
confront knocks, or all over, as in an entire body rash, for example, hives.
Most hypersensitive responses are minor, for example, a rash from toxic substance ivy, mosquito
or other bug chomps, or sniffling from feed fever.The kind of response relies on upon the
individual\'s insusceptible framework reaction, which is some of the time eccentric. In
uncommon cases, a hypersensitive response can be life-undermining (known as
hypersensitivity).
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) gauges that no less than one in 50
Americans (1.6%), and upwards of one in 20 (5.1%), have had hypersensitivity happen, bringing
about a normal of 186-225 passings for each year. The AAFA states that hypersensitivities
influence 50 million Americans, are the fifth driving unending malady in the U.S., and the third
driving interminable ailment among kids under 18 years old. More than 40 million individuals
have indoor/open air sensitivities as their essential hypersensitivity. In 2012, more than 11
million individuals in the U.S. gone to their specialist for unfavorably susceptible rhinitis, and
hypersensitivities to nourishment represent 200,000 visits to the crisis room and 10,000
hospitalizations every year.
Practically anything can trigger an allergic reaction.The body\'s safe framework includes the
white platelets, which deliver antibodies. At the point when the body is presented to an antigen
(an outside body, for example, dust that can trigger an invulnerable reaction), a perplexing
arrangement of responses starts.
The white platelets deliver a neutralizer particular to that antigen. This is called
\"\"sensitization.\" The employment of the antibodies is to white platelets recognize and crush
substances that cause malady and disorder. In unfavorably susceptible responses, the counter
acting agent has a place with the class of immunoglobulins known as immunoglobulin E or IgE.
This neutralizer sort advances creation and arrival of chemicals and hormones called
\"mediators.\"
Mediators have impacts on neighborhood tissue and organs notwithstanding initiating more
white platelet safeguards. It is these impacts that cause the side effects of the response.
Histamine is one of the better-known hypersensitivity , mediators delivered by the body.
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