When you have wheat allergy, your immune system sees it as a dangerous foreign substance and takes action, fighting back with antibodies known as Immunoglobulin E, or IgE.
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Advice on Living with Wasp Allergy
Q: I was stung by a wasp last year, with no reaction. About three weeks later I was stung again and my lips and ears swelled, as did my arm where I was stung. I’ve been told I’m anaphylactic now, and I’m afraid when I’m outside. How do I go on living a normal life?
Research on a Roll
From the Spring 2010 special edition on the Future of Allergies. What’s in the pipeline for food allergy treatments. Idea:… Read more »
All About Allergies to Milk and Eggs
Allergies to milk and eggs are two of the most common types of food allergies in children.
Treating Peanut Through the Skin
Researchers who are working to find a way to treat food allergies have their sights on the next target –… Read more »
Tree Nut Allergies: What Are They?
Tree nut allergies are one of the most common types of food allergies in North America today. When someone with… Read more »
All About Peanut Allergy
Allergies to peanut are one of the most common and severe types of food allergies.
FAQ
Allergy Frequently Asked Questions Food Allergy Anaphylaxis and Asthma Stinging Insects Asthma Q. What is a food allergy? A. A… Read more »
Stinging Insect Allergies: When Are They Serious?
With warm weather, they’re back! Know and reduce the risks.
Cat Allergy and Dog Allergy: A Gander at Dander
The doctor’s advice sounds clear enough – if you have pet allergies that make you wheeze and sneeze, stay away.… Read more »