Allergy used in a sentence

Allergy in a sentence as a noun

The MSG allergy is a myth, plain and simple.

At the time I was getting allergy shots on a weekly basis, so if I had to pay it could add up to $80-$100 a month.

I don't take anything but lisinopril and OTC allergy meds.

An allergy to cats and a phobia of dogs seems like a perfectly acceptable thing to list in a rider.

The interviewer seemed to be suffering from either a cold or allergy based upon the constant sniffling.

" I'd managed to clear all allergy and malignant hyperthermia fields.

What annoyed me the most was that during this process, they claimed that there was nothing wrong with the product, and that if there were one, it was due to a nickel allergy.

Sort of like those allergy ***** and sleeping ****, same exact composition but placed in different aisles with different names and grossly different prices.

In America, politicians and the media in general have a serious allergy to the phrase "working class".

Imagine a scenario where the patient forgets to put in allergy information leading a future physician to assume they have no allergies.

Similarly, if I'm out of saline or need some allergy medicine while traveling, I'm likely to grab it at Walmart, because all their stores are laid out the same and I can find what I need blindfolded.

A few years back I changed jobs; under my previous employer my allergy shots were fully covered under insurance, and I wanted to determine which of my new employer's plans might cover them.

A lot of people hold strongly to the hope that autism is just a set of symptoms that are triggered by something tangible and readily treatable like a nutritional deficiency or a food allergy, rather than a permanent difference in brain structure.

"So the real question is - if the objective research suggests that there is no shortage of scientists and that the American allergy to these fields is rational and market driven, why launch a PR campaign to get young Americans to enter it?There are reasons - many people believe that scientists and engineers create more wealth than other comparably or better paid professions.