Allergy Triggers: 9 Common Things That Causes Allergies

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Allergy Triggers: 9 Common Things That Causes Allergies.  Allergic reactions occur when our body’s defenses mistakenly react to typically harmless substances like pollen, animal dander, or food, ranging from mild to severe symptoms and can even be life threatening. In the US, around 30% of adults and 40% of children experience allergies. Here are some common allergy trigger.   References: https://www.webmd.com/allergies/ss/slideshow-common-allergy-triggers

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00:09 Alright, today we are going to talk about "Allergy Triggers" - 9 Common Things That

00:14 Causes Allergies. Allergic reactions occur when our body's defenses mistakenly react to typically

00:19 harmless substances like pollen, animal dander, or food, ranging from mild to severe symptoms and

00:24 can even be life-threatening. In the US, around 30% of adults and 40% of children experience

00:30 allergies. Here are some common allergy trigger. 1. Pollen. Derived from plants like grasses and

00:35 trees, pollen often causes hay fever or seasonal allergies. Managing symptoms involves staying

00:40 indoors on windy days, using air conditioning, and considering allergy shots. 2. Animal dander.

00:46 Despite loving our pets, allergic reactions to proteins in their saliva or skin glands are

00:50 common. Creating pet-free zones in the home, opting for bare floors, and regular bathing can

00:55 help alleviate symptoms. 3. Dust mites. These microscopic bugs thrive in bedding, carpets,

01:01 and upholstery, feeding on dead skin cells and pollen. Hypoallergenic bedding and regular

01:06 cleaning routines can mitigate dust mite-related allergies. 4. Insect stings. Insect bites can

01:12 lead to swelling and redness, with severe reactions potentially causing anaphylaxis.

01:15 Immediate treatment with epinephrine and preventive measures like allergy shots are

01:19 essential for those severely allergic. 5. Mold. Flourishing in damp environments,

01:24 mold spores can trigger allergic reactions. Proper ventilation and moisture control are

01:28 crucial for managing mold allergies. 6. Food. Allergies to common foods like milk,

01:34 shellfish, and nuts can lead to severe reactions, necessitating emergency medical attention.

01:38 Knowing one's food triggers and carrying an epinephrine pen if your doctor prescribe it

01:42 are vital for managing food allergies. 7. Latex. Found in various products like gloves and condoms,

01:48 latex allergies can range from skin irritation to anaphylaxis. Wearing a medical alert bracelet

01:53 and carrying an epinephrine kit are recommended for those allergic to latex. 8. Medication. Certain

01:59 drugs like penicillin and aspirin can cause allergic reactions, requiring alternative

02:03 treatment options. Consulting with a healthcare professional is essential for managing medication

02:08 allergies. 9. Cockroach. Cockroach droppings contain proteins that can trigger allergic reactions,

02:13 particularly in warm climates. Effective pest control measures and maintaining cleanliness

02:18 are essential for minimizing cockroach-related allergies. Understanding the diverse triggers

02:22 of allergic reactions is essential for managing and mitigating their impact on our daily lives.

02:27 By recognizing these triggers, we can take proactive steps to minimize exposure and seek

02:31 appropriate medical care when needed, ensuring a healthier and happier future for ourselves and

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