| JCAI | Joint Council of Allergy and Immunology |
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| LADA | laboratory animal dander allergy; left acromio-dorso-anterior [position]; left anterior descending a... |
| NIAID | National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases |
| OAS | old age security; oral allergy syndrome; osmotically active substance |
| PdA | pediatric allergy |
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An unusual sensitivity to certain foods, pollens, insect bites, etc.
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This is a condition that involve an immunity in the body against a variety of things that can come into the body including grasses, pollens, molds, etc. The immunity that results is a special one involving an antibody called IgE. This antibody when it combines with the allergen (pollen, mold, antibiotics) causes the immune system to make inflammation that can result in itching, asthma, red eyes etc.
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Sarne as hypersensitivity (see also "Sensitivity", Understanding Toxic Substances). An allergy is a reaction to a substance that occurs through a change in the immune system caused by the production of antibodies, and is usually experienced by only a small number of people exposed to a substance. Allergic reactions in the workplace tend to affect the skin (see Dermatitis) and lung (see Asthma).
Ãâó: www.dhs.ca.gov/ohb/HESIS/utsgloss.htm
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an abnormal response of tbhe body to specific foreign substances.
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Adverse overreaction, of the body's self-defence system caused by the production of antibodies against specific substances. Asthma and hayfever and intolerance to milk or egg are familiar examples of allergies.
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