Allergy: Causes & Risks
Allergy Risk Factors
12/04/06, PreventionScientists have revised their theories about how and why allergies are on the rise.
Atopic Dermatitis - What Increases Your Risk
05/05/08, HealthwiseThe major risk factor for atopic dermatitis is having a family history of the condition. You are also at risk for developing atopic dermatitis if family members have asthma, allergic rhinitis, or other allergies.
Sinusitis - Cause
08/15/08, HealthwiseSinusitis is most often the result of a viral infection that causes the mucous membrane lining the inside of the nose and the sinuses to become inflamed.
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Sinusitis - What Increases Your Risk
08/15/08, HealthwiseYour risk of developing sinusitis increases if you have recently had a cold, another viral or bacterial infection, or an upper respiratory tract infection. Also, chronic nasal allergies (allergic rhinitis) can lead to sinusiti
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