Pediatric allergy can show many symptoms which react to the trachea, nasal membrane, skin, and eyes. The symptoms are usually caused by the attack of environmental allergic substances and usually develop in people who have family history of allergy. Furthermore, the allergic reactions may occur after the patient is infected in respiratory system or inhales what irritate the respiratory membrane even though those substances do not directly cause the reactions to the patient.

1. Health care
Focus on physical and mental health to maintain the healthiness of the patient. Take full nutrition diet and regularly exercise and also take enough rest.

2. Environmental care
Avoid those things that can cause allergic reactions and eliminate or reduce the amount of the allergic substances as much as possible. For example, clean the patient's house and bedroom, keep fur-pets out of the house and avoid the dusty place such as the construction area.

3. Medication to relieve the symptoms
Parents play the important role to help their children in getting recovery from the disease. For the effective result, the patient should follow the doctor's instruction and take medicines as prescribed.