Allergies

Allergic rhinitis, also widely known as hay fever, affects up to 10-20% of people, globally.

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Allergic rhinitis characterised by an inflammation of the lining of the nasal cavity.

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Asthma occurs when the airways narrow, swell, and produce more mucous than usual, restricting air supply and making it hard to breathe.

An allergy is an allergic reaction to usually harmless substances such as pollen or dust. Symptoms may include runny nose or sneezing, similar to the common cold, one of the reasons allergies are often undiagnosed.