Aeroallergensare All Particles in the Air that can Cause an Allergic Reaction
Sinisa Franjic
Citation: Sinisa Franjic, "Aeroallergensare All Particles in the Air that can Cause an Allergic Reaction", OAS Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, Volume 01, Issue 01.
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Abstract
Aeroallergens refer to all airborne particles that can trigger allergic responses. The presence of aeroallergens leads to allergic conditions affecting the respiratory system. In outdoor environments, the primary aeroallergen particles include pollen and spores from fungi and mold, while indoor settings are primarily affected by dust mites and cockroach materials, including their secretions, hair, skin cells, and in damp areas, mold spores.
Keywords: Aeroallergens, Pollen, sIgE, SPT, Health.
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