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- How Does a Doctor Diagnose an Allergy? - WebMD
If you have an allergy that doesn't get better easily with over-the-counter medications, or if you think you might have a food allergy, see a doctor who specializes in allergies called an
- Am I Sick or Is It Allergies? How to Tell the Difference
Determining whether you’re experiencing an illness or allergies can be challenging since symptoms often overlap Allergies occur when your immune system reacts to harmless substances like pollen, while illnesses are typically caused by bacteria or viruses Here is a closer look at how to tell the difference between these conditions
- How do I know if I have allergies and what I’m allergic to?
Many people suspect they have allergies Learn about allergen types, common allergy signs and symptoms, how to get diagnosed and available treatment options
- Allergies - Diagnosis and treatment - Mayo Clinic
Diagnosis involves the steps that your healthcare professional takes to find out whether you have an allergy Your healthcare professional will likely: Ask detailed questions about your symptoms Do a physical exam Have you keep a detailed diary of symptoms and possible triggers
- Allergy Testing: Purpose, Types, Indications Results
Allergy tests are safe and effective in diagnosing allergens What are the types of allergy tests? There are different ways to test for allergies Your allergist will select the best method based on your symptoms, age and what they suspect is causing the allergic reaction These tests include:
- Testing for Allergies: Getting an Allergy Diagnosis - Health
A healthcare provider will test for allergies by asking questions about your symptoms and medical history They will then use tests and procedures to find what triggers the allergy
- Allergies: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
The symptoms of allergies depend on the type of allergen, the site of exposure, and the sensitivity of the individual While often mild, they can interfere with daily activities and quality of life
- Allergy Diagnosis and Testing - Allergy Asthma Network
Sometimes it is hard to tell if you have allergies, or if your symptoms could be due to a cold, or flu or sinus infection The following chart can help you tell the difference
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