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What Are the Best AERD Treatment and Management Techniques?
Aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease (AERD) is a complex condition characterized by asthma, nasal…
Top Back-to-School Tips for Children With Allergies
As kids return to school after summer break, many types of allergies present a risk to their health…
How to Manage and Relieve Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
As many people in the Atlanta area already know, allergy season in Georgia often starts early in the year and persists into fall. For those with severe allergies…
Common Asthma Triggers and How to Treat Them
Asthma triggers are the factors that set off a person’s asthma symptoms. Identifying these triggers…
How to Know You Need to See an Allergist
As one of the main causes of chronic illness, allergies can severely impact a person’s health. But with many people only experiencing…
What Is Oral Allergy Syndrome?
OAS, or pollen-food allergy syndrome, is an allergic reaction to specific proteins in fruits, vegetables and nuts. The cause of the syndrome…
What Is the Best Way to Treat Winter Allergies?
We don’t typically associate winter with allergies, but the colder months can be a tough time for allergy sufferers. In Atlanta and across…
The Top Two Ways to Treat a Peanut Allergy
With peanut allergies affecting an increasing number of people, research is ongoing into potential treatments. Currently, there are two remedies…
What Causes Winter Allergies?
Do your allergies get worse during the winter months? For many people in Atlanta and beyond, winter can be a difficult time due to the effects…
How Do I Get Tested for Allergies?
Professional allergy testing is carried out to confirm if your immune system reacts to a specific substance. Without a precise diagnosis…
Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner for Food Allergy Sufferers
For families around the country, Thanksgiving dinner is one of the highlights of the holiday season. But for those individuals with food allergies…
Why Should I See a Food Allergy Doctor?
Food allergies can be a confusing subject. Many people believe they have some kind of adverse reaction to eating food, but they may be …
