Online Allergy Self-Test
If you or your child has allergies, click this link to take the Allergy Relief Self-Test to review your symptoms and see if you need to find relief. No one has to suffer from allergies. Allergists can help you feel…
Penicillin Allergy Awareness
Did you know that many people who have been diagnosed with a penicillin allergy do not have one? In fact, 9 out of 10 people who have been told they have a penicillin allergy can take penicillin just fine without…
Common Allergens You Didn’t Know Were In Your Home
Allergens are substances that are known to cause allergic reactions and trigger asthma symptoms in some people. What most people don’t know is that asthma and allergy management begins at home. Many people stay indoors when the pollen and mold…
Allergic Conditions & Mental Illness
Parents and physicians don’t always make the connection between allergic conditions and emotional wellbeing in children and even adults. Why would they? For the longest time, these two types of conditions haven’t appeared to be linked in clinical settings. However,…
Most Common Allergic Skin Conditions
Allergic reactions can go from 0 to 100 in an instant. When the throat begins to close and the skin becomes covered in red, bumpy blisters, you know there is a problem. Many people tend to brush off small bumps…
Sinusitis: Everything You Need To Know
Within the skull is a connected system of hollow cavities, some almost an inch across, called sinuses. These air pockets lighten the skull and improve the voice, but more importantly, they produce mucus that protects the nose from pollutants, micro-organisms,…
What You Should Know About Pet Allergies
Do you have pets and find yourself sniffling constantly? It’s a good idea to learn about pet allergies, how they work, and how to manage them. Ideally, those with animal allergies should not have pets. But let’s be real -…
What Are My Allergy Treatment Options?
More than 50 million Americans experience various types of allergies each year. An allergy is when your immune system reacts to a foreign substance, called an allergen. It can be something you eat, inhale into your lungs, inject into your…
Understanding Winter Allergies
As we welcome cooler weather, we say goodbye to outdoor allergens and hello to the stubborn indoor allergy season. For pollen sufferers, winter brings a fresh breath of relief! The trees have revealed their bare limbs and flowers are with…
