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Gesundheit! Find Online Relief for Your Allergies

Allergies can range from being minor inconveniences to life-threatening emergencies. Whether you, someone you love, or someone you take care of has an allergy, developing a thorough understanding of allergies and allergic reactions can prepare you to make smart decisions about living with the condition. Through the Web you'll learn what kinds of allergies there are, what triggers them, how they affect humans, how they can be prevented, and much more. Take the next step toward making your life easier and safer!

Allergy Information

Our immune systems are the biological systems that help us fight off potentially harmful, ... read more »

Allergy Types

Although people can be allergic to just about anything, some allergies are more common than others. ... read more »

Children and Allergies

Having an allergy may make a child feel isolated. Not being able to eat food at birthday parties, ... read more »

Living with Allergies as a Child

Having a child with allergies, particularly life-threatening allergies, can be challenging. In an ... read more »

Allergy Treatment

There are a variety of ways to treat allergies, including medication, prevention, and by nullifying ... read more »

Find an Allergy Doctor

Sometimes finding the right allergist can be as simple as asking for a referral from your family physician or a trusted friend, or you may have to find one on your own. Although it's not a requirement to be certified by the American Board of Allergy & Immunology to be called an allergist, specialists who are board certified are often more committed to the specialty, and may be able to provide better care. Learn how to find a specialist by using the following Web sites.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • Some allergists specialize in treating children. If you're looking for an allergist for your child, try going through your local children's hospital or a pediatrician to find such an allergist.

Dulcinea's Picks

The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology has a "Find an Allergist" function that allows you to find a specialist in your area by entering your city, state, or zip code. Searches aren't limited to the United States, and include Canada, Europe, Asia, Central America, South America, and Australia.
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The American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology site has a physician locater to search for allergists in the United States.
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Allergy News and Research

News about allergies can range from food recalls due to products that have come into contact with ... read more »

Allergy Support

One great thing that has come out of the Web is the ability to connect with others who have similar ... read more »

Anaphylactic Shock and Allergic Reactions

Despite every precaution we can take, allergy emergencies can happen. What's important is that when ... read more »

Allergy Control Products

Where you buy products for your allergies depends on what your allergy is and where you are. Thanks ... read more »

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