by Dr Thanis SaksirinukulFood allergy is one of the most common allergy disease that found in a child more often than an adult, and found in the young children more often than the adolescent. In adult, this disease founded about 2 % but in a child found 6% and founded 8% in small children (age a little 3 more year ). The most common food defeated symptoms found in small children is allergic to cow’s milk , because small children drinks cow’s milk in everyday life. When they begin grow up then get more supplementary food such as eggs, then they may allergic to eggs also. For

By Allen Matthews This article has been written for those readers who have already been diagnosed with a food allergy. If you are worried that you may suffer from a food allergy, then your best course of action, is to contact your Doctor or GP and have them help determine whether or not you have a food allergy. They will do this by taking a series of tests to help gauge your reaction. Remember to bring a detailed case history of your previous reactions with you, so that the doctor has a better idea of your condition. An allergy to food is when you have an adverse physical

by Nicky Pilkington Many people do not think that young children can have allergies as doctors at one time believed since the nasal cavities are not completely developed then allergy problems should not exist. Today, we now know allergic rhinitis is one of the most chronic childhood diseases. The main reason some children have allergies and some do not, comes down to heredity. If only one parent has allergies their children have a 30% to 50% percent chance of developing allergies and if cases where both parents have allergies the percentage goes up to 60% to 80%. The most common allergy seen

From WebMDAllergies are an abnormal response of the immune system where the body’s defenses react to a usually harmless substance in the environment, such as pollen, animal dander, or food. Almost anything can trigger an allergic reaction, which can range from mild and annoying to sudden and life-threatening. Here are 10 of the most common triggers: Pollen -- Exposure to pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds can trigger hay fever or seasonal allergies. Symptoms include sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and itchy, watery eyes. Treatments include over-the-counter