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Hay fever season is over. Isn’t it? So why are you still sneezing, wheezing, and coughing? If you have allergy symptoms in late summer to early autumn, you may be allergic to ragweed pollen. If you react to ragweed, here’s what you should know.

You got stung by a bee, hornet, wasp, or fire ant. You expect a little bump, and maybe some pain and itching. But then your “bump” grows and your skin swells. Are you allergic to insect stings? Here’s how to tell.

Allergies can wreak havoc on your body in a variety of ways, and you can develop them for a number of reasons. Skin testing is an important tool to knowing what you’re allergic to. Read on to find out why.