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What Is the Difference Between a Milk Allergy & Intolerance?
A milk allergy is common among the many types of allergic reactions
Differences Between a Skin Prick & Skin Patch Allergy Test
Allergy testing is the best way to determine the cause of an
Can Nasal Allergies Cause Sinus Problems?
Most people won’t think about their sinuses very much – until there’s
Daily Habits for Fast Allergic Rhinitis Relief
People living in Atlanta are exposed to numerous airborne allergens every day.
Can Desensitization Treat Peanut Allergies?
Peanut allergies are among the most common causes of anaphylaxis, with only
Can an Egg Allergy Be Dangerous?
Of all the different types of allergies, an egg allergy can be
What Causes Spring Allergies? Testing, Treatment Infographic
For vast numbers of people, spring is a time defined by allergies. In fact, according to AAFA.org data, 19.2 million Americans suffer from hay fever (allergic rhinitis)…
What Are the Symptoms of Food Allergies?
Food allergies are a growing concern for Atlanta parents, with cases growing to unprecedented new levels. While you or your child will likely experience only a mild reaction, food allergies…
Why Is My Child’s Asthma Worse at Night?
Asthma is a common condition impacting around one in 10 children. While some children will find that their asthma goes away in later years, others are forced to deal with this chronic condition throughout their lives…
Why Should I Get Allergy Tested?
Allergies impact over 50 million Americans each year and are a chief cause of chronic illnesses. Sadly, most individuals never seek professional allergy testing to really understand their condition…
Why Does Cold Weather Cause ENT Issues?
As temperatures fall, the cold weather brings a host of ear, nose and throat (ENT) issues for Atlanta-area residents. So are colds, sore throats and ear infections caused by…
What Are Food Allergies
It is highly likely that you or people you know are suffering from a food allergy. In fact, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America reports that in 2014, 5.4 percent of US children under age 18 had food allergies…
