WATCH: What to know about adult-onset allergies
Summary
Dr. Darien Sutton from ABC News explains that some people can develop allergies as adults. These new allergies might show up as sneezing in spring or reactions to foods that were previously safe.Key Facts
- Adult-onset allergies are allergies that start later in life, not in childhood.
- Common symptoms include sneezing during certain seasons and new food reactions.
- These allergies can develop even if a person never had allergies before.
- It is important to watch for new signs of allergy to get proper care.
- Doctors can help diagnose and treat adult-onset allergies.
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