“They take the results at face value and stop eating all tree nuts when they might not actually be allergic.” The study involved 109 people with a known allergy to an individual tree nut.

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Penicillin allergy is often self-diagnosed by people who’ve had symptoms, such as diarrhoea, vomiting, nausea, headache or bloating, while being treated with the medication.

Allergy sufferers can thank the unseasonably warm weather for this year’s early and potent tree pollination season, allergists and aerobiologists say ...

People sensitive to tree pollen might be starting to experience symptoms already, she said. But luckily, it’s possible to distinguish between allergy symptoms and COVID-19.

If you feel like allergy season gets worse every year, you are not alone and you are not wrong. Climate change is a factor in the worsening seasons, experts say.