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Allergies?
I've been to an allergist before and have 3 known allergies, mold, metal, and birds. However, recently I've been sneezing a lot, getting a stuffed and itchy nose and watery eyes. I checked the allergen counts for my area and mold is low. Is it possible I could've developed a new allergy?
I get the symptoms both at work and at home so it would have to be something consistent in both environments.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
yes very possible, it could be anything pollen, pet dander, dust mites, etc. your immune system changes almost constantly and sometimes you can become allergic to something you previously werent allergic to, it sounds from your symptoms that it most likely is environmental, (hay fever) but it could be a food allergy as well, try and see if u can take an allergy med for your symptoms or see the doctor if you are worried, it happened to me, tomatoes were never a problem and now i get hives when i eat them!
- 1 decade ago
yes, you're body is always changing. I get new allergies every few years and some actually go away. I'd say you should get another allergy test.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yupp,
you could have developed an allery to pollen, ragweed, grass etc.
with the weather and all, and with your described symptons it's sounds liek your allergic to something like that.
but i take reactine and it's great!
claritine will also do the trick
- 1 decade ago
its unfortunate that we can develop new allergies.. when i was a child, i had 3 cats.. and now i can't even be in the same room as them! its horrible :(
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