The phrase "allergic condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a medical or health issue related to allergies that a person may have.
Example: "She has been diagnosed with an allergic condition that requires her to avoid certain foods."
Alternatives: "allergy-related issue" or "allergic reaction condition".
Vernal conjunctivitis (or spring catarrh) is, as its name suggests, an allergic condition occurring in the spring and early summer.
"Mold is clearly an allergen," Dr. Jarvis said, adding that among the problems exposure to mold can cause are allergic rhinitis (also known as hay fever), hypersensitivity pneumonitis (an inflammatory allergic condition of the lung tissue) and asthma.
Allergic rhinitis (AR) is the most common allergic condition worldwide, with congestion as one of the most salient symptoms.
Since RWE is known to elevate the levels of inflammatory markers in the airway epithelial cells that cause inflammation and aggravate the allergic condition [25], we next examined the effect of AR inhibition on the RWE-induced increase in the levels of selected inflammatory markers in SAEC culture medium.
DCs not only respond to IL-33 but also produce IL-33 in allergic condition [ 45].
So far, however, very few studies have sought to identify options for treating this allergic condition.
Eosinophils are increased in patients with allergic conditions and some parasitic infections.
In the past decade, allergic conditions (including eczema, hay fever and asthma) have increased fivefold in the UK, according to the Anaphylaxis Campaign.
Humidity caused by poor ventilation also helps the proliferation of mould and house dust mites, which can cause asthma and other allergic conditions, according to Professor Peter Howarth, a professor of allergy and respiratory diseases at Southampton University.
For instance, pregnant women used to be told to avoid peanuts, especially if there was a history of allergic conditions, but current evidence suggests they're safe so the advice has changed.
Under extreme circumstances, the effects of histamine become pathological, leading to exaggerated responses with distressing results, as may occur in some allergic conditions.
