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Sinuses are the six cavities inside the skull located around the eyes and nose and within the front of the face. Sinusitis is when the lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed due to infection, allergies, or other factors, causing facial pain or pressure, nasal stuffiness, nasal discharge, loss of Read More
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Managing Food Allergies in Children: Tips for Parents
According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, every 1 in 20 children has food allergies, making up 5.8% of the child population. Food allergies are when your child’s immune system reacts against otherwise harmless foods. Food allergies can be tough to deal with, especially Read More
Signs and Symptoms of Stinging Insect Allergies
In the great outdoors, a walk in the park can quickly turn into a dance with danger when stinging insects make an appearance. While for most people, an insect sting might only cause temporary discomfort and irritation, for others, it can trigger a severe allergic reaction that could potentially be Read More
The Benefits of Food Allergy Testing: A Comprehensive Guide
Millions of Americans have allergies to common foods such as peanuts, dairy products, fish, wheat, sesame, soy and more. To determine which dietary choices you may react to, it is recommended to consult an allergy specialist. You can discuss your symptoms with a highly skilled provider and likely Read More
Four Reasons to Visit a Tree Nut Allergy Doctor
Do you think you or a loved one has an allergy to tree nuts? If so, then you are not alone. According to the American Academy of Allergies, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAI), about one-half to one percent of Americans are allergic to tree nuts. While some may experience a mild symptoms of a tree nut Read More
Allergic Reactions to Stings: Symptoms and Severity Levels
While bees and wasps are an important part of the Earth’s ecosystem, they also pose a danger to children and adults who are allergic to their venom. You can reduce the risk of severe allergic reactions by knowing what severe symptoms look like and how they can be medically treated and prevented. Read More
How to Prepare for an Allergy Doctor Visit
If seasonal hay fever is suddenly upon you, or if you notice oral, respiratory, or skin symptoms after eating certain foods or experiencing a change in climate, you are ready for a visit with an allergy doctor. Your allergist is an expert in the triggers for and treatment of seasonal, insect, Read More
Pregnancy and Stinging Insect Allergies: Navigating Risks and Precautions for Expecting Mothers
American adults and kids alike experience stings from insects. A small percentage of each group is allergic to the venom that bugs inject into the skin. The resulting reactions may be mild to life-threatening. If you are pregnant, do what you can to avoid insect stings and minimize the health risks Read More
Allergic Rhinitis and Hay Fever: Seeking Relief and Long-term Solutions with Allergist Expertise
Seasonal allergies create havoc with a variety of symptoms thatlimit energy, food choices, outdoor activities, and more. If you want long-term solutions to your allergic rhinitis, education and treatment are keys to your health and comfort. Let’s learn more about this chronic respiratory Read More
Peanut Allergies and Adolescents: Supporting Teenagers in Self-management and Allergy Awareness
Did you know that about 30 million people have food allergies? While most people only have mild to moderate reactions, some have severe reactions to things like peanuts. If you are the parent of a teen with peanut allergies, you know the challenges of managing these life-threatening reactions. Let’s Read More
