Allergy, Asthma & Infectious Disease
Home Invaders That Can Make You Sick
Do you suffer from sneezing, runny noise, headaches, flushed face, respiratory problems or asthma? The poor indoor air quality of your home can be jeopardizing… Continue Reading
Cat Allergies
Allergic response inhalant allergies can affect the nose, the eyes, and the chest (asthma). Allergic rhinitis can occur on a seasonal basis or year round…. Continue Reading
Seasonal Allergies
It is finally Spring, and in no time at all, we will be privy to the quintessential Mid-Atlantic experience of warm weather and outdoor dining.There… Continue Reading
Could Your Dental Pain Be Caused By Sinusitis?
Sinusitis is estimated to affect about 37 million people per year, It is one of the most common health problems in the United States and… Continue Reading
New Allergy Treatments Tablets For Grass and Ragweed Pollen
What Is Sublingual Immunotherapy SLIT? Sublingual immunotherapy, now FDA approved, is an alternative way to treat allergies without injections. An allergist gives the patient a… Continue Reading
Homeopathy Is For Me, Is It For You?
Homeopathy is considered by many educated medical professionals to be a useless pseudoscience. Some experts have gone so far as stating that using homeopathy is… Continue Reading
Pollen Allergy and Food Reactions Can They Be Related?
If you suffer fromseasonal hay feverand you've ever experienced an itchy mouth or scratchy throat after eating certain raw fruits, vegetables, peanuts and/or tree nuts,… Continue Reading
Sports Induced Asthma In Children
Why Does Exercise Trigger Asthma? Asthma triggered by exercise is quite common in children. As the weather improves this time of year, outdoor sports will… Continue Reading
Red Meat Allergy After Tick Bites
The field of food allergies is constantly evolving in terms of disorders and treatments. A relatively new and interesting allergy is one to red meat…. Continue Reading
What Is a Gluten Allergy?
Wheat allergy, gluten sensitivity, and celiac disease are very common food allergies that tend to be confused with one another. Let's try and clear up… Continue Reading
