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Atopic Allergy - An allergic reaction that becomes apparent in a sensitised person only minutes after contact.

Tends to affect both men and woman equally.

The allergy condition is typically genetic and passed down the family line.

Tends to affect men and women equally

Cause of Atopic Allergy

A person with an atopic allergy has a heightened immune system. Their immune system accidentally recognises safe substances as harmful. The body then attempts to fight off the substance by releasing certain types of chemicals called histamine. Histamine in the body can cause a variety of reactions, such as:

 

A sensitised person can develop different reactions that can transpire independently or at the same time.

 

 

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A common atopic reaction:

Work to prevent an atopic allergy attack:

Treatment

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Removing or avoiding allergens is the best method of treatment for a person with an atopic allergy condition.

The use of over-the-counter antihistamines on a daily basis may reduce allergic reaction symptoms.

Talk to your health professional about corticosteroids and then decide if they are right for you.

 

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Atopic Allergy