Allergies: Discovering What Allergens Affect You Peter Nhan Huynh, MD Allergy and Immunology Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics Keck School of Medicine University of Southern California Are you one of 50 million Americans who suffer from allergies? Allergies can significantly affect your quality of life, aggravate other chronic illnesses, and can place a tremendous financial burden if left
Environmental Allergies Gary S Flom, MD, FACS, FAAP Board certified, Otolaryngology – Ear, Nose & Throat It’s that time of year again! Springtime allergies. While we welcome the beautiful change of season with mild temperatures and trees in bloom, many of us suffer with its associated allergens. Certain parts of the country are worse than others. Here in Metro Atlanta,
Eat Right! Fend Off Your Allergies the Natural Way Did you know that eating right and exercising regularly can help reduce allergy attacks? What should you eat? You should eat a diet that is rich in foods that support the immune system and inhibit the inflammatory response. This includes whole foods, rather than processed foods, such as fruits, vegetables,
How to Deal with Allergies in the Summer The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and you can’t stop blowing you’re stuffy nose?? If you thought your allergies were going to disappear with the end of spring and the onset of summer, guess again! You may be cured of your runny nose, itchy eyes, and incessant sneezing, but the
Spring time is known as the “season of growth” and culturally associated with rebirth and renewal. Spring is also the time when buds bloom into flowers and a large amount of pollen are released in the atmosphere. In short, spring is also a time for allergies! Although this is true, the nasal allergies in general don’t seem to be restricted