WorksheetsTheme 6-Signs and symptoms of allergic reaction
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
May trigger asthmatic reactions in some children, as well as very cold or damp weather. They may start to wheeze or cough, and feel tight-chested or have difficulty breathing.
Hay fever
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Soaps, detergent
Pet fur or skin particles
May cause skin reactions in young children, such as itching, eczema or rashes
Insect bites
Damp or mould
Soaps, detergent
Pet fur or skin particles
Can cause some children to cough, sneeze and wheeze,
particularly children with asthma. It can also cause watery or red eyes and skin rashes, and extreme allergic reactions such
as anaphylaxis.
Pet fur or skin particles
Food intolerance and allergies
Damp or mould
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Children who are allergic to pollen may have red or itchy eyes,
itchy skin or start sneezing and become congested. They may also complain of a headache or earache.
Damp or mould
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Food intolerance and allergies
Hay fever
The air can cause babies and young children to have difficulty
breathing or have a runny nose and rash. It can particularly affect those with allergies or asthma.
Food intolerance and allergies
Pet fur or skin particles
Damp or mould
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Reaction to cows’ milk, foods containing gluten, nuts and peanuts, eggs, seeds, shellfish, soya. Cause itchy skin or a rash, wheezing or difficulty in breathing, diarrhoea or stomach upset, sneezing or coughing, red, itchy or swollen eyes a mild swelling around the lips or eyes.
Pet fur or skin particles
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Pet fur or skin particles
Food intolerance and allergies
May trigger minor allergic reactions such as swelling
and itching. However in some cases there may be a serious reaction called anaphylaxis, which may include dizziness or problems with breathing. In this situation you should always call for an ambulance.
Food intolerance and allergies
Smoke and Exhaust Fumes
Insect bites
Hay fever
