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Kids With Allergy


Allergies in Children
Executive Summary by: Pilkster
Cows Milk Protein Allergy
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.

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 in both infants and children is an allergy to cow’s milk protein.

Besides food, some allergies that children may have include indoor allergens such as molds, household dust mites, and pets, outdoor allergens include weeds, tree pollen, and grasses.

Remember, allergies can cause excess mucus secretions, this causes swelling of the nasal cavity and breathing can be difficult when your child lies down. If disturbed sleep does occur from allergies, it can result in sleep apnea.

 

Different Types of Kids Allergies

Executive Summary by: Omer Tal
When it comes to talks about kids allergies; parents are always alarmed. Since most children have lesser tolerance when it comes to air borne diseases and viral infections, kids allergies are likely to come about.
Here are the following kids allergies that parents should take note of.
1.      Kids' Allergies to Foods
Once your child develops this kind of allergic reaction, the need to consult a pediatrician is of the essence.
2.      Kids Allergies to Smokes and Polluted Environment
3.      Kids' Allergies to Animals
This has also been one of the most common allergies among children. Keep in mind; symptoms of allergies are not all the time physically manifested. There are times when warning signs can go unnoticed unless your child complains. As parents, you need to provide total control of your children's icky ails and pains. Remember, apart from medical help, you should also play a loving and caring doctor to your kids.


What is Allergy



What Is an Allergy and Why Should You Care?
Executive Summary about what is allergy by: Aster Kitt Brittan
The dictionary makes "allergy" sound simple. Wiki dictionary defines allergy as "A condition of hypersensitivity to a substance (an allergen) considered harmless to most people. Peanuts and shellfish are two known sources that cause violent allergic reactions in some people. In the most simplified terms, the immune systems of people who are allergic overreact when exposed to certain substances that the immune systems of most people have already built up immunity against.
This system is designed to attack and destroy substances that the body comes in contact with that the immune system considers dangerous. The problem of allergies arises when the our bodies launches an attack against perfectly harmless substances, such as grass pollen, cat dander, peanuts, penicillin, or any one of millions of other harmless substances.
The term, "allergy" was first used in 1906 to describe an altered reaction in the body's defense system. Our immune systems have a perfect memory and have total recall. If the immune system over reacts to a substance once, it will always overreact.

What You Need To Know About Kids Allergies

Executive Summary about Kids Allergy by: Kevin Humphrey
Kids and Allergen
Food allergies in children are widely prevalent in the US. The food items that grown ups or kids react to are those ingredients they consume frequently. For kids that have had a serious food reaction, your child's doctor might recommend an emergency kit which contains epinephrine (called EpiPens), which will help stop the signs and symptoms of serious reactions. Even a very small quantity of the allergy-causing foods can induce warning signs like digestive complications, hives or inflamed breathing passages. Extreme allergy symptoms aren't anything to fool around with! Serious food allergies can be a real matter of life and death. For those who have a serious allergy, always have EpiPens and some form of kid's allergy alert bracelets or necklace with them at all times.