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How are allergies formed? Is it a hereditary originating one? How to cure allergies? 

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Some allergies can be related to genetic conditions, however most of them can easily be fixed by what you eat and the environment you live in.


For example, some conditions to have allergies to seafood can be caused by genetics, however being allergic to dust and polen can be due to the enviroment.

Curing allergies can be quite simple. If it is a genetic problem all you have to do is see a doctor and look for possible medicines to help. Now if the causes simply related to the environment simply try to get rid of things that may caus it (such as rugs, teddy bears, etc.)

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Allergies develop when your immune system identifies a substance such as pollen, mold or food as harmful. The harmful substance is referred to as allergen.

The allergen stimulates the immune system cells to release a certain chemical called histamine which is allergy. They may come up in form of fever and sores depending on the type of allergy.

Allergy is hereditary but doesn't mean that all the kids will be allergic.

Allergy can be treated by using antihistamines, steroids and avoiding allergens like eggs and pollen.
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Allergies come when there is an antibodies depression and some things that shoudn't harm you in any way,become harmful.Antibodies are mostly produced in our intestine,wrong nutrition can kill good bacterias that produce antybodies.
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Yes, allergies can be genetic. Allergies form when a person's immune system becomes overly sensitive to a specific substance, such as pollen, pet dander, dust mites, or certain foods. When a person is exposed to the allergen, the immune system overreacts and releases chemicals, such as histamine, which cause the allergic symptoms. 

There is no cure for allergies, but there are treatments that can help reduce or eliminate symptoms. These include avoiding the allergen, taking medications, and undergoing immunotherapy treatments.
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An allergy is a build up of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood due to an allergenic substance in the air. Allergies are passed from one person to another through contact with the allergenic material. There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that people are born with allergies. Allergies can be genetic, or were talred for you as a result of your lifestyle and lifestyle. However, theories about allergies suggest that some people are more prone to them than others. sneezing, eating allergenic foods, and playing withazardous chemicals would all be other methods that could allergetal beginning with the word Allergy.
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Allergies can be influenced by genetics, environmental factors, and immune system responses. Exposure to allergens triggers an immune response that leads to the release of histamine and other chemicals, causing allergy symptoms.
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The tendency to develop allergies is often hereditary, which means it can be passed down through genes from parents to their kids. But just because a parent has allergies doesn't mean that their kids definitely will get them.
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This familial tendency to develop allergic conditions is thought to have a genetic link known as atopic. It is estimated that more than half of children born into atopic families will develop an allergic disease, whereas the incidence of children with no family history of allergic disease is one in five.
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Allergies can have a genetic component, meaning they can run in families. If one or both parents have allergies, there is an increased likelihood that their children may develop allergies. However, the specific allergic reactions a person experiences are not directly inherited. Instead, the predisposition to develop allergies, known as atopy, is passed down through genetics.

The exact mechanisms by which allergies form in an individual are complex and involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors
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