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If you just found out your child has an allergy, there’s no need to panic. Allergies in kids are fairly common, so detecting allergy symptoms and finding treatments is easier than you may think. Here’s everything you need to know about allergies.

The nose is a surprisingly complex organ.  It contributes to your sense of smell, hydrates and warms the air you inhale, and protects your body against harmful pathogens. Rhinitis is the medical term that describes inflammation of the nasal mucous lining, which can cause rhinorrhea -- a runny or stuffy nose. 

There’s no question that people in the U.S. love their pets! Over 66% of households own pets, with 62 million owning dogs and 32 million having cats, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. However, up to 20% of people have pet allergies.