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allergic

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allergic
of, relating to, having, or caused by an allergy


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Allergic rhinitis is a situation wherein you breathe something which you are allergic to causing inside of your nose swollen or inflamed It causes irritation mostly in the eyes and nose Allergic rhinitis is a situation wherein you breathe something which you are allergic to causing inside of your nose swollen or inflamed.
Allergic Rhinitis - Causes, Symptoms and Treatments by Serge Dandelin / Health care industry community
Some people are allergic to horses Depending on the type of allergy, this can result in various symptoms - Itchy eyes, nose or skin - Hives or rashes - Watery eyes - Sneezing or coughing - Difficulty breathing - Asthma attacks When first being exposed to horses, one should carefully check if one has an allergic reaction Some people are allergic to horses.
Allergy to Horses by Dr. Douglas Stewart / Pets and Animals community
AHayfever is an allergic reaction to pollen or spore particles in the air.
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