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Allergy, Asthma and Sinusitis P.C
Our practice, Advanced Allergy, Asthma and Sinusitis P.C., is located in the heart of Manhattan, New York, just a block away from Grand Central Station. It is a new type of practice dedicated to providing the most up-to-date treatment for adult and pediatric patients with allergy, asthma, sinus disease or disorders of the immune system. We offer… Continue Reading
Avoidable Allergy Triggers
Many of the allergies we get start in winter and are at their height during spring. Most people are not aware of how many allergens are present at our homes and that is why we get sick more often in winter than any other season. You share the same room with bacteria that can adversely… Continue Reading
What Does an Allergist Do?
Do You Need To See An Allergist? An allergist is a physician who has specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of asthma, allergic conditions, and immune system diseases such as chronic cold, atopic dermatitis, bronchitis, allergic rhinitis, etc. Allergists are trained to not only identify and treat, but also manage and prevent immune system… Continue Reading
Hidden Allergens around the House
Ever wonder why you suddenly got that rash upon waking up in the morning? Or why was it that you were coughing so much the night before? Do you often have swollen cheeks? Each individual has a unique medical situation handed to them when they come into contact with certain substances. These substances cause their… Continue Reading
How to Prepare for a Visit to Your Allergist?
If you have decided to seek professional help in managing your allergy symptoms, it is time to see an allergist. Before scheduling an appointment, you must know the general tips regarding how to prepare for your first visit. Refer to the guide below to get started. When to see an Allergist? People often deal with… Continue Reading
When is It Time to See an Allergist?
It is not uncommon for individuals to suffer year after year with symptoms that affect the quality of their life. Allergy symptoms are very common and can often be controlled fairly easily with over-the-counter medication. At other times, however, there’s more to the treatment than that. This is when you’ll need a professional to step… Continue Reading
Are You At High Risk For A Latex Allergy?
Allergies are commonplace in modern society. In fact, in some cases, the numbers are actually increasing annually. The allergies are of different types – although all are a form of autoimmune system response. Some such as food allergies are very common; others such as allergic reactions to latex are not. Yet, while the risk for… Continue Reading
Five Signs Of Eye Allergies
In the United States, statistics indicate approximately 20% of the population exhibit signs of allergies. Of this amount, about 50% have eye allergies or allergic conjunctivitis, a condition that affects millions of Americans. Like a few other kinds of allergies, eye allergies rarely stand alone. They are often associated with such conditions as hay fever… Continue Reading
What Is The Difference Between A Normal And Allergic Reaction To An Insect Bite/Sting?
Every year, 40 deaths in the United States result from insect stings. This is the result of an allergic reaction to certain insects. Overall, estimates conclude that insect allergies affect around 5% of the American population. While this is a small percentage of the total, it nonetheless is a concern. While few people do not… Continue Reading
The Facts About Gluten “Allergies”
Gluten is a hot topic in the world of food these days. It makes its presence known on the book shelves in stores and online. It is talked about on television shows and online media. Magazines relate the latest recipes and inform us on celebrities who have gone happily gluten-free. This is a major change.… Continue Reading
Why Are Food Allergies On The Rise?
Food allergies are increasing. Recent surveys worldwide indicate them to be on the rise. This includes among both adults and children. In the United States, food allergies have becoming increasingly prevalent among children under children under 18 years of age. In fact, it is also the current fifth leading chronic disease in America for all… Continue Reading
What Are The Tests For Allergies?
If you have a true allergy, you need to see a professional allergist. He or she can perform a number of tests to see if you actually suffer from an allergy. This is an essential part of the diagnosis process. Since the symptoms you exhibit may not directly indicate a specific allergen and can vary… Continue Reading
What Is The Difference Between Food Allergies And Intolerance?
Allergies are a term too often thrown about for any adverse reaction to a food. Not everyone who has eaten something that appears to disagree with them suffers from a true allergy. For some, it may be an allergic reaction to something else; for others, it is not an allergy at all but an indication… Continue Reading
Five Common Food Allergies
Theoretically, you can be allergic to any food. However, this is not the case. You have a higher risk of being allergic to certain foods. Generally speaking, several food types are responsible for almost 90% of the action. Of these major groups, you are more likely to have an allergic reaction to the following five… Continue Reading
What Are the Most Common Allergy Symptoms?
In many situations, people do not know they are having an allergic reaction. For others, the instances of it occurring are very clear because the symptoms are significant. If you are having an allergic reaction that is severe, in which you are having difficulty breathing, call 911 immediately. If you think you are having an… Continue Reading
How to Spot a Food Allergy
People can develop allergies to many things. In some people, the allergy seems to be present from the start of life. For other people, it can develop and worsen over time. If you have a food allergy, it is very important for you to take steps to reduce the amount of contact you have with… Continue Reading
Warning Signs of a Serious Allergy
Could you have an allergy? Millions of people throughout the United States and even around the world suffer from allergies. In short, an allergy is the body’s reaction to a substance. This substance is usually something that most people do not suffer any reaction to, but for some reason, your body does. Sometimes, allergies can… Continue Reading
What Is Immunotherapy for Allergies?
For some people, preventing allergic reactions is not the only type of treatment available. It may also be possible to treat the condition. Allergen immunotherapy is one solution. More commonly known as allergy shots, this type of treatment can work to reduce the symptoms a person has to some types of allergies, such as allergic… Continue Reading
What Happens During Allergy Testing?
Have you been told that you have allergies? Has your child’s doctor recommended that your child be tested for allergies? This is not uncommon, but it still can be a worry for many parents. It is best to turn to a local allergist who specializes in this type of testing and treatment since it will… Continue Reading
Is Eczema a Type of Allergy?
In some situations, eczema is an allergy. There are various forms of eczema, some of which is not brought on by an allergic reaction. However, some people suffer from allergy eczema, which is a specific condition in which the skin becomes red and blister-like as a result of coming into contact with a substance. When… Continue Reading
Understanding Anaphylaxis
Perhaps one of the most worrisome concerns for people suffering from allergies or asthma is the threat of anaphylaxis. This is a life threatening condition and one that can lead to long term limitations even when it is treated. Avoiding this is crucial, but it is never easy to understand or treat. Anaphylaxis is a… Continue Reading
Does an Allergy Doctor Treat Asthma?
Asthma can be one of the most intense conditions for a person to have. The feeling of being unable to breathe is scary, but there is help out there. Often times, people do not think to turn to anyone but their family doctor for help, but this can be a mistake. For some people, turning… Continue Reading
What Is Allergic Rhinitis, or Hay Fever?
Have you been told you have allergic rhinitis? It is more commonly known as hay fever and it is a fairly common type of allergy. Many people do not know they have it and go throughout most of their life without really understanding their symptoms. Nevertheless, it could be impacting your health and there are… Continue Reading
Who Is Most Likely to Develop an Allergy?
Allergies are the body’s immune system reacting to a specific substance. They occur in many people and for various reasons. Often times, individuals who are dealing with allergies are in fact facing a substance that triggers their body to react in a negative way. Some allergies can create a life threatening condition in the body… Continue Reading
What Is the Cause of Allergic Reactions?
You’ve learned you have an allergy or you suspect that you do. Now what? You may need to turn to your doctor or an allergist to learn more about your condition and what you are allergic to specifically. But, you may be wondering. What causes allergies to happen anyway? Take a few minutes to consider… Continue Reading
What Is an Allergy?
Coughing, sneezing, wheezing. These are some of the most common symptoms people suffering from an allergy will have. You’ve heard people say they have allergies, but what does it really mean? What is an allergy and why does it happen? Often times, people do not think twice about this condition until their doctor recommends having… Continue Reading
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