Living With Allergies Directory
Living with allergies means handling them at work, home, and play. People with allergies use a variety of strategies to manage their allergic reactions. Living with allergies may cause unwanted problems like depression, stress, and emotional responses. Support groups are a good way to connect with others who understand your allergy experience and can make it easier to bear. Follow the links below to find WebMD’s comprehensive coverage of living with allergies, allergy support resources, tips to manage an allergy, and much more.
Medical Reference
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Tips for Athletes With Life-Threatening Allergies
Being active is good for all kids. And with a little time to plan, a child with severe allergies can still take part in games and sports. These tips should help.
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Handling Allergies in School
Here's what you can do to make sure your child's allergies don’t take a toll on his grades or social life.
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Safe Travel for Children With Severe Allergies
Traveling is an ordeal for children and teens with food allergies and life-threatening allergies. Staying informed and having a plan can help your child cope while away from home.
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Allergy or Side Effect?
WebMD explains the difference between drug allergies and drug side effects.
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You Don’t Have to Be a Kid to Come Down With an Allergy
You might think allergies, skin tests, and shots are for kids. But if you’ve got a scratchy throat and sniffles, think again.
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Living With Severe Allergies
If you suffer severe allergies, experts offer these three strategies for managing allergens to control your allergies.
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Tips to Manage Allergies While Traveling
Try these tips for allergy relief when you’re on vacation or traveling on business.
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Managing Allergies at School
Seasonal allergies affect as many as 40% of U.S. children, and on any given day, about 10,000 of those children miss school because of their allergies. Here are tips for parents of children with allergies.