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What Allergies Are More Common in the Fall?
For some Atlanta residents with hay fever, the beginning of fall is a welcome break from their allergies. Unfortunately, for many…
What Are the Symptoms of Allergies & Best Treatment Options?
As one of the leading causes of chronic illness, allergies impact more than 50 million Americans each year. It’s a fact that various…
Is a Shellfish Allergy Dangerous?
Unlike many food allergies, a shellfish allergy can develop at any age. In fact, many adults seek out food allergy treatments…
What Is Oral Immunotherapy?
Oral immunotherapy (OIT) is a food allergy treatment that builds a patient’s tolerance to a food allergen through gradual exposure…
Does the Peanut Pill Cure Peanut Allergies?
In January 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Palforzia for use in treating peanut allergies. Also known…
Questions to Ask When Selecting a Food Allergy Doctor
If you are worried about an allergy affecting you or your child, the best thing you can do is speak with a board certified allergist…
Differences Between a Skin Prick & Skin Patch Allergy Test
Allergy testing is the best way to determine the cause of an allergic reaction. From a wide range of foods to dust or
Can Nasal Allergies Cause Sinus Problems?
Most people won’t think about their sinuses very much – until there’s a problem. An Atlanta ear, nose & throat (ENT) doctor can
Daily Habits for Fast Allergic Rhinitis Relief
People living in Atlanta are exposed to numerous airborne allergens every day. These allergens are among the main causes of allergic rhinitis, and
Can Desensitization Treat Peanut Allergies?
Peanut allergies are among the most common causes of anaphylaxis, with only trace amounts able to trigger an allergic reaction. By following the
Can an Egg Allergy Be Dangerous?
Of all the different types of allergies, an egg allergy can be one of the most frustrating. Along with eggs themselves, foods like
Causes of Eczema – Treat the Cause, Not Just the Symptoms
Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition affecting millions of Americans. For many of our Atlanta-area patients, it’s not until they have undergone
