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What Is an Allergy Injection?
Allergy injections are one of the most effective treatments for severe allergies. More commonly known as allergy shots or immunotherapy, the treatment helps…

What Are the Best Treatment Options for Allergies?
Anyone with allergies will recognize the common symptoms of breathing, sinus, skin and digestive complaints. Fortunately, with a personalized allergy treatment plan…

What Is Aspirin Desensitization?
An aspirin allergy or hypersensitivity is a common type of allergy that disproportionately affects people with asthma. For those people that rely on the medication…

What Are the Reasons My Asthma Is Worse in the Fall?
Fall is a particularly tough time of year for many people living with allergic asthma. In Atlanta and the surrounding areas, the end of summer…

What Are Tree Nuts?
Tree nuts are one of the primary food allergens responsible for most allergic reactions worldwide. However, while many people in our…

How Effective Is Food Allergy Desensitization?
For the many Atlanta adults and children with food allergies, avoidance has been the primary method of allergic reaction prevention since being diagnosed..

What Are the Benefits of Allergy Desensitization?
Enjoying a comfortable and healthy life can often depend on how well we manage our allergies…

Is a Skin Prick Test Better Than a Skin Patch Test?
Safe and accurate allergy testing is essential to delivering the best food, environmental and skin…

Why Do I Keep Getting Sinus Infections From Allergies?
Are you among the many in Atlanta who find that their sinusitis keeps returning, despite undergoing…

What Causes Asthma Issues During Cold Weather?
For people with asthma, exposure to cold weather is a leading cause of health issues. Identifying…

What Food Allergies Can You Treat With Desensitization?
Oral immunotherapy is a popular and effective treatment for food allergies that produces lasting results…

How Can an Allergist Treat Postnasal Drip?
Do you suffer from frequent night-time coughing and the need to clear your throat? If so, you may…