Allergies
Allergies come in many guises. However, one thing they all have in common is that they generally affect multiple systems of the body—and that includes detrimental blemishes and problems with your skin.
Read on to discover how and why allergies have such an effect and what you can do to reduce or even get rid of them altogether.
From rashes to hives and everything in-between
The definition of an allergy is when the body has a hypersensitive immune response to a particular substance. This could be something airborne (such as pollen), ingested (peanuts), touched (fur), or injected (a drug or bee sting). When this happens, the body reacts by over-producing antibodies, causing reactions, such as sneezing, wheezing, inflammation, coughing, localized or generalized swelling, watery eyes, and, when it comes to the skin, rashes, hives (urticaria), blisters, itching, and more. For many, allergies are seasonal. However, it depends on what the trigger is—for some, allergy issues continue throughout the year. No matter what is the case, many strategic steps can be undertaken to reduce the effects they have on the skin.
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