Medical Developments of Allergies Research Scientists have made considerable strides in understanding the underpinnings of allergic reactions and refining the treatments. New medications and therapies are constantly being developed. For example, we already have mediator blockers on the market. Vaccines that block IgE production and may prevent the allergic response by turning off the mast […]
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Allergy & Intolerance to Cheese The consumption of milk and milk-based products has been known to cause allergic reactions. What causes cheese allergy? Cheese allergy is caused due to the presence of milk proteins within cheese. Milk proteins can trigger an allergic response in certain individuals that results in a large variety of different clinical
Indigestion, bloating and abdominal problems Food allergies have an effect on the way we digest food more than any other area of the body. Many people with food allergies have problems with their stomachs and pain in their abdomens, especially if they have an allergy to dairy products, eggs, wheat, corn, fruit or other foods
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Tracking Allergy Triggers People commonly blame allergies for a whole range of imprecise symptoms, from fatigue, weakness and headache to depression and anxiety or behavior problems such as hyperactivity. The popular saying “I’m allergic to this or that” – to the furniture, broccoli or a certain plant – ire n generic statement made without knowing
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Allergic disorders are thought to have become more common in North America and Europe during the last 15 to 20 years, and researchers are trying to determine the reasons. In particular, the incidence of the “allergic triad” — rhinitis, asthma and nasal polyps — has almost doubled in many countries since the 1970s. One survey
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