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• Essential Items for Allergy Relief
• Pets and Allergies
• Allergies: Myths vs. Facts
• Controlling Home Allergies
• Allergies in the Workplace

Medical ReferenceRelated to Allergies

31. Are You Allergic to Mold?
    
    If you have a mold allergy, it’s important to limit your exposure to mold, especially indoors. Here’s how to prevent household mold development, clean indoor mold, and avoid outdoor mold.
    
32. 5 Nasal Allergy Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore
    
    If you ignore nasal allergy symptoms, they can hurt your quality of life – and get worse. They can also be signs of a more serious health condition. Here are 5 symptoms you shouldn’t ignore and how to handle them.
    
33. Is It an Allergy or Just a Cold?
    
    Not sure what's causing your stuffy nose and sneezing? Try 3 simple tests to tell the difference between colds and allergies -- and learn about the right treatment for each.
    
34. Nickel (Jewelry) Allergy
    
    Learn more from WebMD about nickel allergies, including causes, symptoms, tests, treatments, and prevention.
    
35. 7 Tips for an Allergy-Proof Bedroom
    
    If you have allergies, it’s especially important to keep your bedroom allergy-free.
    
36. When to See an Allergist
    
    Tired of your sneezing and sniffling and nothing you do seems to work? Here's when it's time to see a doctor for your allergy symptoms.
    
37. Allergy Relief: Pills and Nasal Sprays
    
    Get relief from sneezing, itching, and a stuffy or runny nose that allergies can cause. See your options when it comes to nasal sprays and antihistamine pills.
    
38. Know Your Allergy Triggers
    
    WebMD provides a comprehensive overview of common allergy triggers, including pollen, pet dander, mold, dust mites, insect stings, latex, foods, and drugs.
    
39. Common Causes of Skin Allergies
    
    More than 3,000 things can cause an allergic skin reaction, and we're around about 100 of them daily. But only a small percent are responsible for most allergy-based rashes.
    
40. Medicines That May Cause a Rash in Children
    
    WebMD tells you which medications may cause rashes in children.