Antonyms for allergy
ˈæl ər dʒial·ler·gy

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1. allergynoun

   A disorder of the immune system causing adverse reactions to substances (allergens) not harmful to most and marked by the body's production of histamines and associated with atopy, anaphylaxis, and asthma.

   Synonyms:
   type 1 hypersensitivity

2. allergynoun

   Any condition of hypersensitivity to a substance.

   Synonyms:
   intolerance

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1. allergy, allergic reactionnoun

   hypersensitivity reaction to a particular allergen; symptoms can vary greatly in intensity

   Synonyms:
   allergic reaction

How to use allergy in a sentence?

1. Gideon Lack:

   This is an important clinical development and contravenes previous guidelines, new guidelines may be needed to reduce the rate of peanut allergy in our children.

2. Paul Turner:

   On the basis of this data, we do think the intranasal flu vaccine (LAIV) is safe in children with egg allergy, we still need to analyze our data with regards to safety in children who also have asthma, but the preliminary data indicates that children with well-controlled asthma who are well at the time of vaccination do not experience any significant respiratory problems following LAIV.

3. Multiple Republican governors:

   National Institute of Allergy's what I'm being told by the people who are responsible for the testing. I take them for their word. If that doesn't happen, I'm going to go to them and say,' What happened here, why didn't it happen and how can we fix it ?'.

4. Jerome Adams:

   That could be because the person doesn't have an infection at all and they just simply had allergy symptoms, it could be because they have a virus, and we know that cold is caused by a virus and doesn't benefit from an antibiotic. We know that COVID is caused by a virus – doesn't benefit from antibiotics. But what's interesting is that we're also finding out that there are bacterial infections – bacterial infections that don't benefit from antibiotics. Most ear infections actually, even when caused by a bacteria, studies show don't get better any quicker with an antibiotic than without an antibiotic.

5. Carina Venter:

   I think for me the main finding from our results was the varied needs and range of needs that parents have in dealing with food allergies in their child, particularly the need regarding emotional support, that highlights the fact that dietitians need training to develop these skills or that the role of a psychologist in the Allergy Clinic should not be overlooked.

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