By: Tristan Reeder.  The definition of allergies-a hyper sensitivity in the immune system.

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By: Tristan Reeder

 The definition of allergies-a hyper sensitivity in the immune system.

 Athsma-The inflammation in the throat and constricting the airways.

 Allergies are very common with the earths population one of the most common ones are hay fever.

 It may also cause symptoms like red eyes, itchiness, and runny nose, eczema, hives, hay fever, or an asthma attack

 You may be allergic to anything like dogs cats salt just everyday stuff even foods. Allergies may be treated with medication.

 With athsma some symptoms might be wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath  And it may also be treated with medication  In 2009 asthma caused 250,000 deaths globally

 You may be born with allergies and athsma or maybe both or they might just develop over time.

 Mentally having you just think that your sick and grose.

 Socially people may not want to be around you because you may look sick or be acting sick

 Physically it may just make you feel like crap.

 What is the definition of allergies.

 Answer-a hyper sensitivity in the immune system

 Answer-inflammation restricting airways.