What's the difference between allergies and infections??
Answers: allergies is something that you are allergic to like pollen dogs food etc,,
and infection is like a yeast infection where they require more enhanced medication like an std is a viral infection so some infections are difficult to cure ear infections require antibotics so it really depends on the infection----Infection is something that breaks down the cells in your body and begin to produce and their own cells body in the process the infection depending on what type can destroy your organs in your body if not treated properly and promptly
Allergies are a bodys response to a something they have eaten or something in the air ect. infections are bactiera that make us sick
you are continually going to have an outnreak or reation to an allergy and an infection is when something is in your system that shouldn't be.
An allergy can't go away , but an infection can , an allergy isn't contageous , it is in your body through genetics an infection isn't introduced in your body through genetics and their are cures out there for them,and they may be contageous!!!
allergies you will have the rest of your life
infections you can get rid of..unless they kill you first
Infection: It is the body's response to the presence of a foreign body. The white cells rush to the area to attack the foreign object (be it a virus, bacteria or something else). This is demonstrated best in the case of the pimple.
Allergies: When the body encounters a substance that makes it think that the rest of the body is a foreign object. Allergies are also referred to as autoimmune disorders. The reaction is caused by the histomines that flood the systems as a result of damage done by the white cells in the body.
Infection: Can be tranmitted by various means from person to person
Allergies: If they are transmitted at all, it is by genetics, to your offspring.
Infection: With treatment will clear up, with a good immune system, it will pass in time anyway.
Allergies: With treatment, symptoms may lessen, but they never truly go away. Allergies have been shown to ebb and flow as the body ages. Some poeple grow out of them, and others into them.
Hope that helps.
Allergies - a reaction of a sensitive person to food, pets or pollen. Food allergens are egg, chicken, chocolates sea foods. It can present as itchiness on your skin and can be mild or severe, acute or chronic. It can also present as asthma or diarrhea (milk intolerance).
Infections- cause by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Microorganisms entered our body and our response will be fever. We can have some abnormal discharge like productive cough or colds. Sometimes this will be in the form of pus or abscess. Usually the color is yellowish to greenish. There is also some degree of pain depending on the location (cellulitis, urine infection).
Hope this helps.
allegies can lead to infection but infection can not lead to allergies, infection usually has out side intrusion of the bodys defense by a virus or bacteria, allergy is a reaction to a substance in the air or on your skin.
and infection is like a yeast infection where they require more enhanced medication like an std is a viral infection so some infections are difficult to cure ear infections require antibotics so it really depends on the infection----Infection is something that breaks down the cells in your body and begin to produce and their own cells body in the process the infection depending on what type can destroy your organs in your body if not treated properly and promptly
Allergies are a bodys response to a something they have eaten or something in the air ect. infections are bactiera that make us sick
you are continually going to have an outnreak or reation to an allergy and an infection is when something is in your system that shouldn't be.
An allergy can't go away , but an infection can , an allergy isn't contageous , it is in your body through genetics an infection isn't introduced in your body through genetics and their are cures out there for them,and they may be contageous!!!
allergies you will have the rest of your life
infections you can get rid of..unless they kill you first
Infection: It is the body's response to the presence of a foreign body. The white cells rush to the area to attack the foreign object (be it a virus, bacteria or something else). This is demonstrated best in the case of the pimple.
Allergies: When the body encounters a substance that makes it think that the rest of the body is a foreign object. Allergies are also referred to as autoimmune disorders. The reaction is caused by the histomines that flood the systems as a result of damage done by the white cells in the body.
Infection: Can be tranmitted by various means from person to person
Allergies: If they are transmitted at all, it is by genetics, to your offspring.
Infection: With treatment will clear up, with a good immune system, it will pass in time anyway.
Allergies: With treatment, symptoms may lessen, but they never truly go away. Allergies have been shown to ebb and flow as the body ages. Some poeple grow out of them, and others into them.
Hope that helps.
Allergies - a reaction of a sensitive person to food, pets or pollen. Food allergens are egg, chicken, chocolates sea foods. It can present as itchiness on your skin and can be mild or severe, acute or chronic. It can also present as asthma or diarrhea (milk intolerance).
Infections- cause by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Microorganisms entered our body and our response will be fever. We can have some abnormal discharge like productive cough or colds. Sometimes this will be in the form of pus or abscess. Usually the color is yellowish to greenish. There is also some degree of pain depending on the location (cellulitis, urine infection).
Hope this helps.
allegies can lead to infection but infection can not lead to allergies, infection usually has out side intrusion of the bodys defense by a virus or bacteria, allergy is a reaction to a substance in the air or on your skin.
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