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Allergies in Adolescents

Allergy is a reaction of a normal immune system in terms of properties that are generally harmless to most people. When someone is allergic to something the person’s immune system is confused and believes that substances harmful to the body. Substances called allergens that cause allergies. Examples of dust allergens, foods, pollen, medicines and other body produces antibodies to protect itself from these allergens. Antibodies specific cells in the system to make chemicals, mixed with blood, and one of which is histamine. This chemical then worked on the nose, eyes, skin, lungs, digestive tract and cause symptoms of allergic reactions. The impact of the same chemicals in the future raises the same answer to the meaning of antibody again every time one comes into contact with the same allergens, allergic reactions are formed in the body.

Allergic reactions can range from mild symptoms like a runny nose is more severe forms, such as difficulty breathing. Teenagers suffering from asthma is often an allergic reaction to cold and suffer from allergic asthma is another example. Some types of allergies cause more symptoms. Allergic reactions in very rare cases, also cause a serious reaction known as anaphylaxis, which marked shortness of [...]

Adolescent Pregnancy

Teenage pregnancy in ninety nine percent of these cases, unwanted and is the main consequences of teenage sexual activity, other sexually transmitted diseases. This issue has affected youth, families, teachers, health workers and civil servants. Research on high school adolescents has concluded that forty eight percent of men and forty-five percent of sexually active women. A quarter of students had sex for fifteen years. The average age of boys and girls sixteen seventeen who had sexual intercourse. Ninety percent of adolescents aged Fifteen to nineteen, say their pregnancy is not intentional.

Seventy-four percent of women over the age of fourteen and sixty percent of girls under fifteen years reported forced sex. Fifty percent of teenage pregnancies in the six-month period after first sexual intercourse. More than nine hundred thousand teenagers reported to have become pregnant each year in the United States. Fifty-one percent of teenage pregnancies as a result of live births, thirty-five percent as a result of abortion, and fourteen per cent of stillbirths and miscarriages. Four out of ten teenage girls become pregnant before they turn twenty, at least once. Twenty-five percent of teenagers are not sending their first child in the mother. When teens give birth [...]

Acne in Teenagers

Acne is one of the most common problems among teenagers adolescent affecting nearly seventeen million people in the United States. Acne is nothing but disorder involving sebaceous glands and hair follicles. Acne is the result of blockage of sebaceous glands, so the formation of pimples and cysts. The state usually begins with puberty. Based on these facts, as a teen puberty sex hormones called androgens are also produced in males causes a large number of sebaceous glands become more active as a result of sebum produced in high proportions.

Sebum, which is none other than oil made from the sebaceous glands, which travel to the skin surface through hair follicles. However, skin cells block the follicle where the oil was also blocked. When hair follicles are blocked it results in the development of skin bacteria known as Propionibacterium acnes in the follicle, in turn causes swelling of the skin called Acne. If some of the hair follicle is blocked, it causes acne. If the follicle is completely blocked, they cause acne. But if plugged follicles are not treated they will eventually cause an explosion of oil, bacteria and skin cells to spread throughout the skin causing irritation and the [...]

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