Extreme allergies boy allergic to own hair gets asthma attacks from strong emotions Video

Ladies and gentlemen, let's meet possibly the most sensitive boy in the world. 7-year-old Junior Rucroft, who is actually allergic - to his own hair!

Allergies are fairly common, but who would have thought that someone can actually be allergic to his own hair?!

This youngster from Darlington, County Durham in north-east England has been admitted to hospital more than 50 times in his life. That means he has to visit the hospital roughly every one and a half months.

Junior was first diagnosed with asthma and allergies at the age of one after a kiss from his mom almost killed him because his mom just ate a bag of nuts.

Turns out he's allergic to pretty much everything -- horses, cats, pollen, dogs , house dust mites, nuts and rabbits.

According to his mom, Paula Hopps, the boy's allergies can cause asthma attacks, and he can even get random asthma attacks if he gets too emotional. Thus, Junior misses a lot of school.

Hopps is constantly dusting, cleaning and washing the house to make sure there aren't any dust mites. But it turns that Junior is even sensitive to his own hair follicles!

The solution you ask? He can only make sure his hair is cut short and he can't rub his head.

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