Household pets, like cats and dogs, are the most common sources
of animal allergens. |Allergens: Chemical Sensitivity Detailed
information on synthetic and natural substances that cause
sensitivity to the skin |Allergens: Dust and Dust Mites Dust
mites are microscopic organisms that can live and thrive
throughout homes and businesses. Detailed information on food
allergy, including food intolerance and food allergy symptoms,
diagnosis, and treatment |Allergen: Insect Stings Detailed
information on allergic reactions to insect bites and stings
Mold spores or fragments may be inhaled through the nose and
into the lungs, where they cause allergic reactions or asthma.
|Allergens: Poison Ivy/Poison Oak/Poison Sumac Poison ivy,
poison oak, and poison sumac can all cause bumps and blisters
that itch. Teach your children what these plants look like and
how to avoid them. Pollen is the most common cause of seasonal
allergic rhinitis, sometimes known as "hay fever." |Asthma and
Pregnancy With proper asthma management a