A person may have been allergic to a substance their whole life, but only develop symptoms in adulthood if they were not exposed to the allergen when they were younger. — AFP
Most young children with allergies tend to outgrow their symptoms, developing a tolerance to the allergen after their teenage years.
However, the fact is that allergies can develop at any time during one’s life.
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