Can an allergy be outgrown?
No. It is common for people to change the way their other allergic symptoms affect them, especially in childhood. For example, a baby may develop colic or eczema or have recurrent ear infection, but as it grows older, it may develop other allergic symptoms such as hay fever, ear fluid or asthma. Adults have many varied symptoms such as chronic post nasal drainage, rashes, and stomach and intestinal problems. Older patients still have a tendency to have allergic symptoms, although they may become less noticeable with maturity.
