Allergy & Dermatology

Hay Fever is also medically termed as rhinitis. It can be divided into Allergic Rhinitis and Non-Allergic Rhinitis.

The same medication may not cause any reaction to a person, yet may cause unforeseen allergic reactions to another person.

The concept of early avoidance as prevention of future allergy has been challenged over recent years.

Allergy Immunotherapy modifies a person’s body immune response towards allergens, hence easing allergy symptoms.

Allergies can occur to anyone, anytime. Allergies can affect our daily activities and reduce our quality of lives.

While allergy treatment medications are available and can be effective to a certain degree, they don’t cure people of allergies.

A dust mite allergy refers to an allergic reaction to dust-mite wastes. The waste of dust mites and our bodies can trigger allergic reactions.

A pet allergy refers to a reaction that you have toward your pet’s skin, dander, saliva, or urine. On most occasions, it is the dead skin cells that cause the pet allergy.

Your body’s immune system is naturally wired to fend off infections and pathogens to keep you healthy.