Can Seasonal Allergies Cause a Rash?
Do you have a runny nose AND a red, itchy rash? Both can be seasonal allergies. Learn how and what you can do to find allergy symptom relief.
What is an Allergy?
Allergies happen when your immune system overreacts to substances called allergens. When this happens your body releases a chemical called histamines, and you starts to develop a variety of uncomfortable symptoms.
Common Allergens can be described as:
-Dust Mites: Tiny creatures found in bedding and carpets.
-Pet dander: Proteins found in animals dander and fur.
-Mold & Mildew: Indoor mold grows in damp areas.
-Grass & Tress Pollen: Trees and grass produces pollen which can be carried in the wind, people and pets.
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