An allergic reaction to foods can vary from mild itching to trouble breathing. Can you outgrow a food allergy?
Food intolerance can trigger some reactions similar to food allergy, so we may be confused between the two. Symptoms and triggers can differ between the two.
Dr John Su, family physician at Parkway Shenton, explains this common and often misunderstood condition.
Struggling to manage your asthma, or know someone who is? Here’s what you can do to cope with it.
Learn how to tell if you have allergies and what to do if you experience an allergic reaction.
Did you know that asthma can be managed effectively with the right care? Read on to understand the various asthma medicines and the correct way to use them.
With an effective action plan to combat childhood asthma in place, you and your child can both breathe easy.
Childhood allergies are commonly heard of but it’s possible to develop food allergies during adulthood. The cause isn’t clear but it could be gut related.
Children can develop allergic reactions to food. This article discusses the symptoms and treatment of food allergy and differentiates food allergy from food intolerance.
Allergic reactions to drugs can occur with use of any type of drug. It is important to seek medical advice if you suspect you have a drug allergy.
Unlike antihistamines which only treat allergy symptoms, allergy shots and allergy drops treat the allergy itself, and can provide lasting relief from allergies.
As the parent of a child with eczema, you know the frustration this condition can bring. Learn how you can better manage eczema with tips from a paediatrician in this article.
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