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The National Allergy Epidemic.
One person in three in the UK now suffers from some kind of allergy. We have the highest allergy rate in Europe and the numbers are continuing to grow, outstripping the NHS's ability to deal with the problem, according to a new report from the Royal College of Physicians. Many of the allergies are relatively trivial, but the report warns of an alarming increase in serious allergies that can provoke life-threatening conditions. Hospital admissions for serious anaphylaxis, a sudden and severe allergic reaction that leads to shock and collapse, have increased sevenfold in the past decade. Multiple allergies, in which sufferers react to a range of substances, have also increased. The causes range from yeast and citrus fruit to peanuts and latex. "This is not an increase in perception of disease, it is a real increase," says Pamela Ewan, a consultant allergy specialist at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. "There is good data showing a doubling or trebling of allergic diseases over the last ten to 20 years." Specialists think our obsession with hygiene may be partly to blame for the increase. The environment is so clean that children's immune systems do not develop folly.
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