XYZofAllergy.org Home |  Committee |  About Us |  Contact Us  | Sitemap Allergy, Cold or Flu Causes of Allergy Diagnosing Allergy Treating Allergy Managing Allergy Latest News Upcoming Events Useful Links       A website by:     Malaysian Society of Allergy & Immunology (MSAI)     Causes of Allergy:     » Seasonal Rhinitis (Hay Fever) Hay fever or allergic rhinitis is a common allergy. It is usually associated with the pollen season. The immune cells lining the nose, sinuses, eyelids and airways... » Read more...     » Allergy to Household Dust Dust mites are microscopic organisms that live on human skin scales, which we shed off regularly. They are commonly found on pillows, mattresses... » Read more...     » Non-seasonal Rhinitis Unlike seasonal rhinitis (hay fever), which by definition regularly reappears, non-seasonal (perennial) rhinitis has no specific period. » Read more...     » Allergic Asthma Asthma is a condition in which there is tightening, swelling, and increased mucus secretion of the airways in the lungs. » Read more...     » Allergy to Animals Allergy to animals is very common and can make other allergies worse. Pets are a major source of allergens. » Read more...     » Allergies to Insect Stings The venom that is injected by wasps and bees contains allergens which can cause an allergic reaction in 1 out of 10 people. » Read more...     » Skin Allergies Skin covers the entire body protecting us from the environment we live in. Skin is exposed daily to a variety of allergens. Skin is especially sensitive to allergens... » Read more...     » Eczemas Atopic eczema (atopic dermatitis) covers a wide range of skin complaints which may affect someone who is genetically predisposed (atopic). » Read more...     » Food Allergies Allergies to foods can cause swelling of the lips, throat, face and tongue; cause an upset stomach, vomiting, cramps, hives, eczema and even asthma. » Read more...     » Allergies to Medicine Fortunately, allergies to medicines are rare. They result from an immune reaction to the medicine itself or one of its metabolites... » Read more...       Go Back

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