🤧 Treatment Guide • Allergy
Allergy Treatment at Nimbus Hospital

Allergy occurs when the immune system overreacts to triggers like dust, pollen, certain foods, medicines, or insect bites. We help identify triggers and control symptoms safely—so you can breathe, sleep, and live better.

Sneezing / Runny Nose Itchy Eyes Skin Rash Wheezing
A serious allergy can be an emergency.

If there is swelling of the lips/face, difficulty breathing, throat tightness, or fainting—seek urgent medical help immediately.

Allergy treatment

Common Symptoms

Symptoms depend on the trigger and the type of allergy.

  • Sneezing, runny/blocked nose, post-nasal drip
  • Itchy/watery eyes, redness
  • Skin rash, hives (urticaria), itching
  • Wheezing, cough, shortness of breath
  • Swelling (lips/face) after food/medicine/insect bite

Types of Allergies We Manage

With the right diagnosis, the right treatment becomes possible.

  • Allergic Rhinitis (dust/pollen)
  • Skin allergies & eczema
  • Food allergies (certain foods)
  • Drug allergies
  • Asthma triggered by allergy

Common Triggers (Allergy Matrix)

Identifying triggers helps achieve the best long-term control.

Airborne
Dust/Pollen
  • Dust mites, pollen, mold
  • Smoke, strong perfume
  • Pet dander
Food
Diet Related
  • Egg, nuts, seafood (varies)
  • Food additives (some cases)
  • Cross-contamination
Contact / Others
Skin
  • Detergents, cosmetics, latex
  • Insect bites/stings
  • Some medicines
Emergency allergy

Emergency Allergy Signs (Anaphylaxis)

If these happen, urgent medical care is required.

  • Breathing difficulty, wheeze, throat tightness
  • Swelling of lips/face/tongue
  • Fainting, severe dizziness, signs of low blood pressure
  • Widespread hives with vomiting/diarrhea
If severe symptoms start—do not self-treat. Seek emergency care.

Nimbus Hospital emergency services are available 24×7.

FAQs

What is the difference between allergy and a cold?

A cold may include fever and body aches. Allergy usually causes sneezing, itching, watery eyes, and is often triggered by seasons or dust. A doctor’s evaluation helps confirm the exact cause.

Is allergy lifelong?

Some allergies improve over time, while others can be persistent. With trigger control and proper treatment, symptoms can be well managed.

What should I do if I have wheezing?

Wheezing or breathlessness should be evaluated by a doctor. If breathing becomes difficult or severe, seek urgent medical care immediately.

📅 Appointment

Book Allergy Consultation

Sneezing, sinus allergy, skin rash, itching, or wheezing? Get diagnosis + a personalised allergy control plan.

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Before You Visit

  • List your triggers (dust/season/food/medicine)
  • Details of any past severe reaction
  • Current medicines (if any)
  • Photos of rash (if it comes and goes)
Allergy Treatment • Nimbus Hospital
Rhinitis • Skin Allergy • Food/Drug Allergy • Wheezing • Trigger Control