1.   Most are respiratory allergies, caused by airborne particles.

2.   No matter what type of respiratory allergy your child has, the symptoms can include itchy, watery eyes, runny or stuffy nose and headache.

3.   Respiratory allergies come in two forms.

4.   The good news is that respiratory allergies can be managed and controlled.

5.   The researchers found that respiratory allergies were less frequent in the cadets who had been heavily exposed to infectious organisms transmitted through foods and water.

6.   Children are prone to respiratory allergies that make them sneeze, their nose to run, their eyes to burn and water, or their throat to itch.