Allergies

    Allergy Causes and Remedies

    An allergic reaction occurs when the immune system overreacts to a foreign protein in the air, in food or on the skin, releasing chemicals called histamines that make you cough, sneeze, get stuffed up, and have itchy eyes or even a skin rash. Luckily, prevention and treatment can make allergies and asthma more of a nuisance than a threat.

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    Allergy Symptoms

    Learn to recognize nasal, food, insect and other allergic reactions.

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    More Allergy Signs

    Get Allergy Relief

    Feel like you're breathing through a straw? Try these three allergy and sinus soothers.

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    Allergy Treatment Guide

    How to Survive Allergy Season

    Enjoy your favorite time of the year without the sniffles.

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    Action Plans

    5 Surprising Triggers

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    Allergy Q&As

    Bruce L. Pfuetze, MD
    Bruce L. Pfuetze, MD
    Allergy & Immunology
    Overland Park Regional Medical Center    		 Q

    When should I see a doctor about my allergies?
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    When a persons allergies are not easily controlled with over the counter medications and avoidance measures, this would be an . . .


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