Why Do Your Allergies Get Worse Every Year?

Why Do Allergies Seem to Get Worse Over Time?

In this episode of EUFOREA News, Dr Glenis Scadding and Professor Pete Smith explore allergic priming and its role in allergic rhinitis (hay fever). The experts discuss how repeated exposure to allergens can increase the sensitivity of the immune system and nasal tissues, potentially triggering stronger allergic reactions even at lower levels of exposure.

In this episode, you will learn about:

  • What allergic priming is and how it develops
  • The role of the nasal epithelial barrier in allergic disease
  • The immune mechanisms underlying allergic hypersensitivity
  • How allergic priming can influence treatment decisions
  • The role of allergen immunotherapy in managing allergic rhinitis
  • The importance of early diagnosis and treatment for long-term disease management
  • Emerging approaches to the future management of allergic rhinitis

Whether you are a healthcare professional, researcher, or someone seeking to better understand allergic disease, this episode offers expert insights into why allergy symptoms may worsen over time and the evolving approaches to allergy care.

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