The phrase "allergic against" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "allergic to."
Example: "She is allergic to peanuts, so she avoids them at all costs."
Alternatives: "sensitive to" or "intolerant of."
Allergen-specific-IgEs, as markers of allergic predisposition, against 24 most prevalent respiratory and food allergens, were determined, using an enzyme immunoassay procedure for 199 children with ALL and 113 controls.
Additionally, cases of allergic reactions against extracts from mushroom tissues have been reported in skin tests.
This was concurrent with eosinophilia and likely represented an allergic reaction against mosquito saliva.
In the isolated respiratory group, women reported allergic reaction against the following: grass and mugwort (n=1), foods and birch pollen (n=1), furred pets (n=1) and birch pollen (n=4).
In humans bitten by V. berus, glucocorticoid treatment is only recommended in cases of acute allergic reactions against the venom, bronchospasm, or serum sickness after antivenom administration [ 10].
As initially proposed by the so-called hygiene hypothesis, Th1 immune deviation early in life provides a mechanism to suppress allergic sensitization against environmental allergens.
Allergic reactions against NCT seem improbable since it is produced upon every inflammation by leukocytes and it is a small molecule (amino acid derivative), and such reactions have not yet been observed in clinical studies.
We observed small but statistically significant associations of serum 25(OH D levels and prevalence of eczema as well as the prevalence of allergic sensitization against common food and inhalant allergens.
However, based on our study, IgE-mediated allergic reactions against this outdoor allergen class are almost completely absent in Singapore, leading to the conclusion that lifestyle is an important contributor to the apparent bias toward dust mite reactivity.
Treatment with antivenom is the only specific treatment for snake bite [ 24], and based on the results of the present study it seems reasonable to conclude that routine use of glucocorticoids in dogs is not necessary, although selected cases, e.g. with allergic reactions against the snake venom, may benefit from glucocorticoids.
WHY IT DOESN'T The Broncos looked allergic to tackling against Fresno State at times Friday.
