Types of allergies:

For different people allergies may be of different types. Here are some examples of different types of allergies:

1. Hay fever (allergic rhinitis): It is an allergy, which results in irritation or inflammation of the delicate linings of the nose or sometimes eyes also. Most hay fever is seasonal and symptoms tend to occur when pollen or other airborne particles are at high levels. People who develop hay fever are allergic too. It is very easy to recognize:
1. Mold Spores
2. Dust Particles
3. Pollens
4. Grasses
5. Pet Dander 
Sometimes it is seen that hay fever tends to be passed on through families. If you have allergies in your family, there is an increased chance you will also get hay fever.

2. Dust Mite Allergy: It is an allergic reaction to a microscopic organism that lives in the dust that is found in most buildings and houses. Dust mites are a common cause of perennial allergic rhinitis. Sometimes dust mite allergy usually produces symptoms similar to pollen allergy and also can produce symptoms of asthma.

3. Mold Allergy: It is most commonly seen during summer months. A mold allergy is simply an allergic reaction to common household molds. The Toxic Black Mold Information Center includes tips for finding, cleaning, and preventing indoor mold problems.

4. Asthma: Irritation of the lungs and airways maybe due to inhaled allergens or sensitivity to odors or chemicals. The allergic reactions can activate asthma symptoms. The effects of asthma are generally temporary and include: shortness of breath, breathing troubles, or other allergy symptoms.

5. Allergic Eczema: Allergic Eczema or Atopic Dermatitis is an allergic rash that is more often than not caused by skin contact with an allergen. This condition is generally related with allergic rhinitis or asthma and features the subsequent signs:

1. It can be find out by itching, redness, and or dryness of the skin.
2. You can see rash on the face, especially children.
3. There may be rash around the eyes, in the elbow creases, and behind the knees, especially in adults.
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