Latex Allergy Related Diseases & Conditions

Medical conditions are often related to other diseases and conditions. Our doctors have compiled a list of ailments related to the topic of Latex Allergy. These conditions may be a cause or symptom of Latex Allergy or be a condition for which you may be at increased risk.

    In This Article
    Allergy Article
    • Allergy facts
    • Allergy overview
    • What is an allergy?
    • What causes allergies?
    • Who is at risk for allergies and why?
    • Allergic rhinitis (hay fever)
    • Asthma
    • Allergic eyes (conjunctivitis)
    • Eczema (atopic dermatitis)
    • Hives (urticaria)
    • Allergic shock (anaphylaxis)
    • Where are allergens?
    • In the air we breathe
    • In what we ingest
    • Touching our skin
    • Injected into our body
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    Eczema Article
    • Eczema facts
    • What is eczema?
    • Are there different types of eczema?
    • What causes eczema?
    • What are eczema symptoms and signs?
    • How is eczema diagnosed?
    • What is the treatment for eczema?
    • What are home remedies for eczema?
    • Does diet affect eczema?
    • Is there a cure for eczema?
    • Is eczema contagious?
    • What is the prognosis of eczema?
    • Is it possible to prevent eczema?
    In This Article
    Hay Fever Article
    • Hay fever facts
    • Why does an allergic reaction occur?
    • What causes allergic rhinitis?
    • When and where does allergic rhinitis occur?
    • How are allergies treated?
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    Anaphylaxis Article
    • Anaphylaxis facts
    • Introduction to anaphylaxis
    • What is the history of anaphylaxis?
    • How common is anaphylaxis?
    • What are common causes of anaphylaxis?
    • What are the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis?
    • What happens after the symptoms begin?
    • Are there any disorders that appear similar to anaphylaxis?
    • How is anaphylaxis diagnosed?
    • How do we manage anaphylaxis?
    • What are emergency measures used in the treatment of anaphylaxis?
    • Can anaphylaxis be prevented?