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Allergy doctors help patients identify conditions and substances that trigger reactions on their skin, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, and more. Most people are familiar with seasonal allergies, asthma, and eczema, chronic health conditions linked to the hyperactivity of the immune Read More
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Dermatologist or Allergy Specialist? Who to See for Eczema?
Eczema is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition affecting 31 million Americans–children and adults. The most common form is atopic dermatitis which develops in reaction to substances in the environment. If you think you have symptoms of eczema, you should consult an allergist. Let’s learn more Read More
Quick Relief Medications for Asthma Treatment
Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects people of all ages and walks of life. Varying in intensity from mild to moderate to severe–even life-threatening, asthma requires a long-term treatment plan and quick-relief medications, too. If you wish to control your asthma better, you should Read More
What Is Skin Allergy?
Allergies are the body’s overactive immune response to ordinary substances such as pollen, mold, pet dander, foods, fragrances, and indoor or outdoor pollutants. Skin allergic reactions impact children and adults, and both groups benefit from identifying allergens and customized treatment. Let’s Read More
Symptoms of Allergic Reactions And How to Deal With Them
Allergic reactions can vary widely from person to person and even over a person’s own life. However, there are commonalities among allergic reactions. Here’s more on allergy symptoms and how to deal with them. The Sources of Allergic Reactions People with allergies have overactive immune systems. Read More
11 Signs You Need a Doctor for Allergies
An allergist is a medical doctor who specializes in allergy and asthma diagnosis, treatment, and management. Allergists are also trained in immunology, which is the study of the immune system. This means they understand how your immune system works and what causes it to go into overdrive, which Read More
Common Causes of Insect Allergies
Insect allergies are reactions to insect bites or stings. They can range from a mild reaction, such as localized redness and itching, to a life-threatening one, such as anaphylactic shock. There are many insects that can cause an allergic reaction. The most common ones are bees, wasps, hornets, Read More
Top 5 Treatments for Eczema
Eczema is a long-term condition that causes red, inflamed skin. It is also called atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema. If you have this condition, your skin may be itchy and sometimes scaly. You might also notice small bumps that break open. The key to managing eczema is to know what to expect Read More
FOOD ALLERGY TESTING AND ELIMINATION DIET PROTOCOLS
Considering how much Americans love to eat, it may surprise you to learn that more than 30 million of us suffer from food allergies. A food allergy is a chronic condition in which your body’s immune system treats a foreign substance as a dangerous invader and causes a reaction in the body to get Read More
5 TIPS FOR STINGING INSECT ALLERGY CONTROL
Practically everyone is either sensitive or mildly allergic to insect stings. Most people experience redness, some swelling, and itching at the site of the sting as their body reacts to the toxins in the insect’s venom. While this typical reaction can be irritating, it isn’t Read More
