Allergy medicine
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allergy is the abnormal immune response to foreign substances which are not harmful to another person
our immunity system is designed to protect our body from foreign substances like bacteria's viruses this substance which triggers this abnormal immunity response are called allergens this allergen can be foods like paint butter this type of allergy is called food allergy there is also seasonal allergy which is triggered by some season in a year
skin manifestations of allergy include rashes, Eczema, Contact dermatitis(red, itchy patch of skin developing immediately after contact with allergen), swollen eye itching, and burning sensation of skin
the causes of allergy of these allergens can be animal products like fur pet dander, some drugs like penicillin, foods like wheat egg nuts, plants, and molds
allergy medicine(allergy treatment)
the first and best treatment is to find out what is the allergen and trying to avoid the allergen then followed by
like antihistamines for the control of symptoms they do this by decreasing the immunity response to the allergen this these drugs are steroids if the allergy is severe causing respiratory arrest and severe skin inflammation Epinephrine is given(a potent IV antibiotic)
to diagnose allergy after your doctor taking HISTORY he will ask if you have eaten anything new you may have eaten recently or anything new contact like pollen, private similar episode AND on physical examination doctors will check if you have any inflation or edema then you will run some tests like immunoglobulin E test(IgE)
some allergies are not seasonal they can be serious desire like Asma also some analysis reactions can cause suddenly narrowed airways increased heart rate possible swelling of the tongue and mouth
Asma is caused by narrowed airway by allergen which makes breathing difficult as we discussed in past the best treatment is finding the allergen and avoiding it and your doctor by prescribing you anti-histamines to decrease the inflammatory response