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The difference between allergy symptoms and covid-19 symptoms The coronavirus has heighted everyone’s fears when it comes to identifying symptoms – even if these are symptoms that have been experienced previously. The timing of the global covid-19 pandemic has also coincided with the onset of spring which is when many seasonal allergies begin to flare. To help put your mind at ease, we want to help highlight the differences between covid-19 symptoms and the symptoms associated with seasonal...

While food allergies and intolerances can cause some of the same symptoms, there are some key differences between the two. These should help you differentiate between whether your child is suffering from a food allergy or an intolerance, but it’s always best to seek proper testing from a specialist for food allergies from if you suspect that might be the cause. Digestive system vs. immune system response A food allergy is a negative immune system response to a food protein that triggers an...

1. Does food allergy cause eczema? Eczema and allergy are two separate diseases. Eczema is a primary disease and food allergy does not cause eczema. Eczema usually presents itself in the first few months of life. Nevertheless, infants, toddlers and children with eczema can develop a food allergy too. As a result, if they consume the food they are allergic to, they will have a flare-up of their eczema. If you have concerns that some foods may cause a repeated flare of your child’s eczema...