Patient's question:
Doctor, could you help me guess if my son has an allergic constitution? The possible symptoms I think are as follows: 1, My son had eczema when he was two months old, but it wasn't serious; 2, His nose basically needs to be cleaned every day, otherwise it will get blocked; 3, He...Doctor's answer:
Hello, seeing that you've written so many words, your emotions are completely expressed in your question. Actually, it's because you don't understand your allergic constitution and are overly anxious about things that are unknown to others.Advice: In fact, everyone is allergic, and children tend to be more allergic than adults. After reaching adulthood, it usually improves. Elderly people and children are more prone to allergies due to two reasons: first, their weakened immunity, and second, their sensitive constitution. Allergies are caused by factors introduced during the embryonic period. This can be due to either: first, hereditary transmission across generations, or second, the development of the fetus. If you have previously followed too many dietary restrictions, the child is likely to be allergic because allergies are a result of the immune system. During the embryonic stage, anything not encountered before is considered a foreign substance, and upon encountering it, an allergic reaction occurs. Conversely, if you were not overly cautious during pregnancy and ate a variety of foods, the child would be less sensitive to allergens. Therefore, allergies are not a big deal. The only exception is that people with an allergic constitution will never develop cancer in their first half of life—how wonderful is that!
Some things may cause allergies, but simply avoid them. Don't be so fussy about eating everything. For severe allergies, dietary restrictions can help, but for mild cases, you can continue eating, and it will gradually improve. You're so anxious, giving examples one by one to prove you're not allergic to certain things, yet you don't realize how many advantages an allergic constitution actually has.