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Top Allergy Survival Tips for Atlanta’s Changing Weather
Do you suffer from seasonal allergies or reactions that are unpredictable? With the help of our…
Thanksgiving Foods That Can Cause Food Allergy Issues
For a person with food allergies, Thanksgiving can be a frustrating time of year. Food is at the…
Can an Allergist Treat Pediatric ENT Issues?
From allergic rhinitis and sinusitis to ear infections and nasal polyps, the ears, nose and…
What Foods Can Cause Oral Allergy Syndrome?
If you suffer from a pollen allergy and experience an allergic reaction to fruit, vegetables or…
Why Are My Nasal Allergies Worse During the Fall?
As the days get shorter and temperatures cool, many Atlanta families will enjoy some relief from…
Quick Tips for Managing Common Allergy Triggers Infographic
From dust mites and pollen to pet dander and insect bites, allergies are a persistent source of…
How Oral Allergy Syndrome Differs From Other Food Allergies
Some people get an itchy or tingling mouth every time they eat raw fruits or vegetables. While this can easily be confused with
Tips for Managing Allergic Asthma During High-Pollen Months
Warm weather brings higher pollen counts and a greater risk of allergic asthma symptoms. During these high-pollen months in Atlanta, patients often have
What Happens During the First Year of Immunotherapy?
Anyone considering immunotherapy for environmental allergies should know it’s not a quick fix. Allergy shots will not resolve symptoms in one or two
How a Specialist Can Help Manage Your Shellfish Allergy
After a first reaction to shellfish, it’s hard to know what’s safe to eat or whether it will happen again. But rather than
How Nasal Polyps Affect Sinus Infection Treatment
A sinus infection can be frustrating enough without nasal polyps adding further blockage and inflammation. When these soft noncancerous growths obstruct the sinus
How an Allergy Specialist Can Help Manage Your Skin Allergy
Itching, redness or hives often sends people searching for a new cream or a different skincare product. However, treating a skin allergy before
