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A&AA is a not-for-profit organisation that supports individuals, families, schools, childcare facilities, workplaces, government, food industry and anyone needing to manage allergic disease including the risk of anaphylaxis. Our objective is to share evidence-based information through a platform that allows communication between the many people in the community working to improve the quality of life of people with allergic disease. We encourage you to like, share and comment on our posts but ask that you are respectful and kind in your communication. We also encourage our community to get involved on the page by sharing your thoughts and responding to/interacting with our posts. We do ask, however, that you comply with our house rules – if not, your posts and/or comments may be hidden or deleted. No indecent, obscene, threatening, abusive, defamatory, illegal or inappropriate posts.
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If you do not comply with the house rules A&AA may ban you from the page. Information on this site should also not be used in place of medical advice, nor should the comments of other users. A&AA recommends that if you have a specific concern that you always see your doctor or a qualified health professional. For patient support inquiries contact the A&AA Helpline on 1300 728 000. Please understand that comments posted by fans do not represent the opinions of A&AA. We are also on Twitter and Instagram .

You're not imagining it.Allergic rhinitis can impact more than your nose. It can affect:😴 Sleep 🧠 Focus ⚡ Energy 💙 Overa...
03/11/2026

You're not imagining it.

Allergic rhinitis can impact more than your nose. It can affect:
😴 Sleep
🧠 Focus
⚡ Energy
💙 Overall quality of life

If you're feeling tired, distracted, or constantly reaching for tissues, you're not alone.

That's why we've created the Living with Allergic Rhinitis Guide. Join today for trusted information, practical tips, and helpful resources to support you in managing allergic rhinitis and living well.

🔗 Learn more and sign up: https://loom.ly/9qXses0

02/11/2026

Do you just push through hay fever season? 🤧

You're not alone. For many people, a blocked nose, sneezing and itchy eyes become something they simply learn to live with. But allergic rhinitis doesn't have to be "just part of life".

We hit the streets to hear how hay fever impacts everyday Australians and whether they've spoken to a doctor or pharmacist about it.

How does hay fever affect you? Share your experience below 👇

For many parents, the excitement of a new school year can also make you feel nervous. When your child has a food allergy...
01/11/2026

For many parents, the excitement of a new school year can also make you feel nervous. When your child has a food allergy, preparing for a new classroom, new teachers, and new routines can feel overwhelming.

That's why we encourage families to start the conversation now. Connecting with your child's school before the end of the year can help establish allergy management plans, build confidence, and support a safer start in the new year.

We've created a helpful guide with practical information and resources to support you through the transition.

💙 Learn more: https://loom.ly/VGOF5JY

01/11/2026

Everyone remembers their passport, but if you live with allergic rhinitis, you're probably also thinking about whether you'll actually be able to enjoy the flights ✈️

A blocked nose, poor sleep, feeling congested, and ears that won't equalise properly can make a long travel day feel even longer. And then there's landing at your destination only to realise you've forgotten your treatment at home...

If allergy symptoms affect your travel experience, you're not being dramatic. You're definitely not alone 💙

Have we just described your normal? Check out our Living with Allergic Rhinitis Guide to learn more about hay fever as well as management and treatment options: https://loom.ly/9qXses0

⚠️ Andrographis paniculata recall reminderFollowing reports of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, products conta...
31/10/2026

⚠️ Andrographis paniculata recall reminder

Following reports of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, products containing Andrographis paniculata are being recalled across Australia.

Recent recalls include:
• Eagle Defence Support Tablets
• MediHerb Andrographis Complex
• MediHerb Bacto-Cand GI

Please note: the products listed above are examples only. It does not include all of the affected products.

Take a moment to check your medicine cabinet and review ingredient lists for Andrographis or Andrographis paniculata. Stop using the affected products and dispose of them at your local pharmacy.

For the latest recall notices and product updates, visit the Therapeutic Goods Administration website: https://loom.ly/xsKtf-w

It’s often called “hay fever”, but there’s no hay and there’s no fever. 🌿🤧 Allergic rhinitis is more than just a nuisanc...
31/10/2026

It’s often called “hay fever”, but there’s no hay and there’s no fever. 🌿🤧 Allergic rhinitis is more than just a nuisance, and common misconceptions can make living with it even harder.

Swipe through to separate myth from reality, then explore our Living with Allergic Rhinitis Guide for practical information, support and everyday strategies to help you better understand and manage your symptoms: https://loom.ly/9qXses0

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃 Whether you're dressing up, decorating, or heading out for trick-or-treating, we hope your spooky se...
30/10/2026

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃 Whether you're dressing up, decorating, or heading out for trick-or-treating, we hope your spooky season is filled with fun and laughter.

For those managing allergies, a little extra awareness can help make Halloween safer and more inclusive for everyone. Let's look out for one another and help every ghost, goblin and superhero enjoy the night! 🧡

What are your allergy-friendly Halloween tips? Share them below! 👇

Need some last minute tips? Read more on our website: https://loom.ly/S7KAu4Y

29/10/2026

Nobody talks enough about the exhaustion of constantly thinking about triggers, symptoms, and what tomorrow might feel like. If that's you, you're not alone 💚

The National Allergy Helpline offers free, confidential guidance and evidence-based information to help you better understand and manage your allergic condition. Call our Allergy Educators on 1300 728 000 or get in touch online: https://loom.ly/P2iyV0g

Hay fever is often dismissed as “just allergies”, but for millions of Australians its impact can extend far beyond sneez...
28/10/2026

Hay fever is often dismissed as “just allergies”, but for millions of Australians its impact can extend far beyond sneezing and a runny nose 🤧

From disrupted sleep and fatigue to effects on concentration, social wellbeing, self-image and personal relationships, allergic rhinitis can affect many aspects of daily life.

With 6.4 million Australians living with hay fever, you're not alone 🫂 Understanding the condition is the first step toward managing it, and there are resources and support available to help ease the allergy burden.

🔗 Join our Living with Allergic Rhinitis Guide today: https://loom.ly/9qXses0

27/10/2026

Before you book accommodation, look beyond the photos 👀

Location, airflow, cleanliness, and surroundings can make all the difference for a more comfortable stay when living with allergic rhinitis ✈️🌿

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Castle Hill, NSW
2153

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