Long term reliance isn't something that can be prevented. If your allergies are severe enough such as mine or my brothers the only thing that can help are Rx medicines. Benedry is an over-the-counter drug you can use this when symtoms occaur and they usually go away within an hour but, do not exceed the limit on the bottle follow the lables. If you take an over-the-counter allergy medicine and it does not help you need to talk with a doctor, the best thing at that point would be an allergy Rx. The two most commonly perscribed allergy medicines are loratadine (generic claritan) and singular. Both come in forms that are safe for younger teens and children.
2007-08-09 16:56:58
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answered by kittienoangel 2
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Itchy eyes, itchy throat/mouth, itchy ears even! Runny nose, stuffy nose, stuffy head, red eyes.
If you're having an allergic reaction to something like something you ate symptoms will probably be different.
Try something over the counter first like clariton. It is available in generic form too, it is pretty weak and I tried it and it did nothing for me :( Benadryl is also nice if your allergies are bad, it always made mine a bit better but also put me right to sleep which was less than optimal.
If your allergies persist see a doctor and try prescription meds. During the spring when my allergies are bad I take two nasal sprays and allegra (a pill). The rest of the year I take nothing.
If these don't work your doctor can test you for what exactly you are allergic to and you can get shots that will make you non allergic. Sounds bad, but if your allergies are this bad you'll want shots!
Lots of things can cause allergies, you could be allergic to pets, dust, mold, summer, fall, spring, hay, grass, pollen, smoke, etc.
2007-08-09 15:32:02
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answered by spidermilk666 6
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Allergy symptoms can include red, itchy eyes, scratchy throat, sneezing, stuffy nose. They are treated with antihistamines. A 13 year old can take an antihistamine. A good one to try is Benadryl. Allergies are caused by an allergic reaction by your body to some foreign substance. People can be allergic to a variety of things, such as dust, pollen, animals, and a bazillion other things.
2007-08-09 15:29:55
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answered by Anonymous
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theres many kinds of allergies, and symptoms vary depending on the person.
some can be treated, some cant exactly be treated.
they can be caused by everything and everything.
anyone can have severe allergies.
i recomend that the next time you see a doctor to ask him/her about allergies.
2007-08-09 17:13:27
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Symptoms of allergies:
- itchy and watery eyes
- itchy skin that can lead to eczema
- difficulty in breathing
- anaphylaxis shock that can cause death.
Read about the symptoms of allergies here
http://www.allergy-attacks.com/2007/what-are-allergy-symptoms/
You can prevent allergies by avoiding the triggers that set off your symptoms
http://www.allergy-attacks.com/2007/prevent-allergy-symptoms-by-avoiding-triggers/
You may have several triggers. They can include an allergy to pet dander, allergy to mold, pollen allegy, food allergy, drug allergy etc. Identifying them can help you to avoid or prevent them.
Your doctor can of couse give you some medications for your allergy. However, long time reliance is not a good thing.
You can read about it here
http://www.allergy-attacks.com/2007/allergy-drugs/
2007-08-09 15:33:30
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answered by mindalchemy 5
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Frequent sneezing without any fever or systemic symptoms such as tiredness, fatigue, pains and aches (which suggest infection).
Severe allergies can cause blood pressure to drop and difficulty in breathing and can be fatal.
2007-08-09 15:29:56
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answered by d_raza1 3
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This Site Might Help You.
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what are symptoms of allergies or severe allergies?
just please write what allergies are and what are the symptoms and how can they be treated if you are 13. Please and Thank you.
2015-08-26 14:21:09
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answered by Yuma 1
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any one can have severe allergies. what do you think that you are allergic to? if it is a food, your mouth may feel itchy, or you may get a bump on your lip. If it is a non food allergy, you may suffer from red/ichy eyes, snezing, or head ahes
2007-08-09 17:17:30
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answered by Olive 3
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Common responses are nasal congestion,coughing,wheezing,itching,hives and other rashes,headache,and fatigue.The substances that provoke allergic responses are called allergens.The most common allergens include pollen,dust,certain metals(especially nickel),some cosmetics,lanolin,animal hair,insect venom,some drugs such as penicillin and aspirin,some food additives.Many people are allergic to mold.
Your doctor should be able to diagnosis you and give you medication to help with your symptoms.
2007-08-09 15:52:03
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answered by glenda w 4
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