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When to See an Allergist for Skin Allergy Symptoms
When your skin reacts to common everyday substances you can face considerable
How Allergy Treatments Can Prevent Chronic Sinus Infections
If your sinus symptoms keep returning even after treatment, allergies might be
When to See a Specialist for a Child’s Egg Allergy Symptoms
Found in everything from pasta and pancakes to cookies and custard, eggs
How Immunotherapy Can Improve Asthma Symptoms
Asthma symptoms are often triggered by everyday allergens like pollen, dust mites
Tips to Help Your Child With Recurring Sinus Infections
Recurring sinus infections in children often point to an underlying issue that
When Should I See an Allergist or Immunologist?
An allergist or immunologist is a specialist trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of conditions…
Can a Peanut Allergy Go Away?
Of the many food allergies affecting Atlanta children, a peanut allergy is one of the most concerning. If not carefully monitored and treated correctly, peanut allergies…
What Are Pollen Allergy Symptoms?
There are many types of allergies affecting Atlanta adults and children, but one of the most prevalent is a pollen allergy. Each spring and summer, pollen causes much…
How Can I Get Tested for Allergic Asthma?
If you experience breathing difficulties after encountering allergens such as pollen, it is important to get tested for allergic asthma. Allergic asthma is a common form of asthma that is…
What Is an Insect Allergy?
Of all the various types of allergies, insect stings and bites are among the most dangerous. Each year, many Atlanta residents are admitted to emergency rooms after experiencing severe…
How Can I Treat My Child’s Spring Allergies?
Of all the various types of allergies affecting children, spring allergies can be the most aggravating and uncomfortable. Spring allergies often impact both physical and mental health…
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)…
