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what is this??????/
granyagami1982 9 months ago
One or more of the following:
It wasn't quite the same allergen.
Your body chemistry changed since being exposed to it last.
An external factor is interfering with the allergen. Climate, elevation ect...
You weren't allergic to the allergen you thought you were.
monkeytwineball 2 years ago
It is strange, but a couple of people myself included have experienced allergy to a certain allergen in one country, but that same allergen in another country does not cause any reaction. Is anybody able to explain that?
kristmist 2 years ago
is this quight right i fort IGE was free floating then when binds to an alagen it croslinks and then is caperble of binding ige to signe the releace histamine???
littlepetebexley 2 years ago
So then why does the immune system flip out when an allergen enters if they're harmless?
sclock2 2 years ago
No, your own immune system is the actual culprit causing the damage. most pollens dont really cause much damage at all.
DJuggz06 2 years ago
Pollens are actually harmful to us since we develop symptoms and getting our nasal, eyes and throat membrane inflamed.
edy043 2 years ago
cool do they come with a butt plug as well? because its not only the hair that causes allergy
ninadbhatt 3 years ago 2
cool allergy video, we breed hairless terriers, completely hairless and allergy free
exboyz04 3 years ago