Does your child have an allergy?


  • Health
  • Sunday, 17 Feb 2008

RUNNY nose, itchy skin, watery eyes. Your child is not sick, but he gets these symptoms, and becomes uncomfortable and miserable. No matter what you do, these symptoms keep coming back, and may even be getting worse. You are at your wits’ end, trying to figure out what is wrong with him.

The answer could be an allergy. Allergies are becoming increasingly common among Malaysian children. Sometimes, these allergies are mild and cause only minor discomfort. But often, mild allergies can develop into more serious ones, and become dangerous to a person’s health.

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