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Atopy is the
tendency to
produce an
exaggerated immunoglobulin E (IgE)
immune response to
otherwise harmless substances in the environment.
Allergic diseases...
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Atopy (Gr**** ατοπία, atopía;
Socrates has
often been
called "átopos") is a
concept describing the
ineffability of
things or
emotions that are
seldom experienced...
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materials in bedding, plants, pesticides, or
household cleaning products.
Atopy is
synonymous with "inhalant allergy." It
manifests as a
condition called...
- has been
occurring since the 1920s. The
number of new
cases per year of
atopy in
developing countries has, in general,
remained much lower.
Although genetic...
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inflammation and ulcers. It is most
commonly seen in
patients with a
history of
atopy,
however is
overall relatively uncommon. In Germany, 90% of
cases of infectious...
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expiratory flow rate. It may also be
classified as
atopic or non-atopic,
where atopy refers to a
predisposition toward developing a type 1 hy****nsitivity reaction...
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common environmental antigens. This
hereditary predisposition is
called atopy. In
atopic individuals, non-parasitic
antigens stimulate inappropriate IgE...
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protein that
causes celiac disease.
Symptoms include nausea, urticaria, and
atopy.
Gluten sensitivity and
Coeliac disease are two
different diseases; however...
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Zhang Q,
Shakya S, Li ZY (February 2016). "Probiotics for
Prevention of
Atopy and Food Hy****nsitivity in
Early Childhood: A PRISMA-Compliant Systematic...
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Having older siblings Maternal smoking during pregnancy History of
atopy (tendency to
develop allergic diseases) No
breastfeeding Household crowding...
