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I've had a dust mite allergy since I was 6 or 7. I'm almost 14 now, and I notice it's gotten much better.
Can this get any better or even disappear completely?
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Yeah, that can happen.
I was a child/young hay fever.
Today I’m free of complaints.
Usually it becomes more bearable but not better. And above all, it can also hit the lungs at some point. It is also possible to make hypersensitization for house dust allergy nowadays. You can get away with that. Hold it.
Yeah, sometimes it works. Especially since you also get a bigger body that is better aware of environmental problems than that of very young children.
It won’t disappear. You’ll have to make a desensitising.
Good morning that can happen because the body changes with the years, love greeting