If you suffer from celiac disease or a milder form of wheat intolerance allergy, planning a menu can become significantly more difficult. However, with growing numbers of people reporting some level of food allergy symptoms (wheat & being allergic to peanuts being quite common), it’s becoming easier than ever to eat well without feeling too […]
MoreAssociates of the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology estimates that more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies. While that number is jarring, additional statistics show that approximately one out of six Americans suffer from allergic rhinitis. The following information will describe what allergic rhinitis is, what triggers it and why consulting an […]
MoreWhat is Allergic Rhinitis? Allergic rhinitis (A.R) is more commonly referred to as “hay fever” or “allergies.” The medical term describes a cluster of symptoms that affect the nose, causing inflammation and an immune system reaction. Exposure to irritants or allergens during the Arizona allergy season can cause extreme discomfort and may also exacerbate other […]
MoreStatistics suggest that sinusitis, a common medical condition, affects one out of every eight adults each year. Children may also suffer from this infection; however, because their sinuses are not fully developed until they are in their late teens, it is sometimes difficult to distinguish their presenting symptoms from allergies, vs. colds or viruses. Definition of […]
MoreAllergy Testing Done by Allergy Physicians Food Allergies Skin Allergies also known as allergic contact dermatitis (contact eczema) Respiratory issues and Nasal Allergies also known as Allergic rhinitis (seasonal and perennial) Asthmatic bronchitis Pediatric allergies and pediatric asthma Immunodeficiency Asthmatic Allergies Occupational Asthma Insect hypersensitivity Adults or parents who have babies or children who suffer from allergies know […]
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