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Most people in the world are affected by dust. (Affected = it influences them in some way)
I don't even know what Stockholm tar is but I'm willing to bet that someone, somewhere is allergic to it. With as many people as there are in the world, someone is allergic to just about anything you can think of.
No. In fact, there are a lot of people who don't have allergies.
my guess will be about 25,000 all over the world.
About 24 million around the world in a month
No, I am not allergic to my hamster. That is because I am not allergic to many things. But some people are allergic to some types of animals.
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The dust particles irritate nerves in the nasal membranes. The irritation then triggers your sneeze reflex. It can also be due to allergy causing histamine reaction and rhinorrhea (runny nose), which can induce sneezing. Since dust often holds dust mites to which many are allergic and/or it may also contain particles of pollution or pollen in the dust which can stimulate allergic responses, including sneezing.
A lot more people are allergic to cats than dogs ( I think twice as many).
Many people develop asthma and bronchial spasms from exposure to red cedar or red cedar dust. This is due to an allergic reaction to plicatic acid present in the wood.
Yes, many people are allergic to strawberries.
Yes. People can develop allergies to most anything at any time. And many people are allergic to fin fish.