Cockroach Allergy

Cockroach allergy is a type of allergic reaction triggered by exposure to cockroaches or their droppings, saliva, and body parts. When these allergens enter the air, they can cause symptoms in sensitive individuals, such as sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, or asthma attacks. It is especially common in urban environments where cockroaches thrive. Managing a cockroach allergy typically involves reducing exposure to these pests through cleanliness, sealing entry points in homes, and, if necessary, medication to relieve symptoms. Awareness and prevention are key to controlling this allergy and improving quality of life for those affected.