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Treatments

  • Allergic and non-allergic causes of nasal and sinus symptoms
  • Asthma and other allergic pulmonary disorders
  • Persistent or recurrent cough 
  • Recurrent infections and immunodeficiency 
  • Allergic skin conditions such as contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis (eczema), urticaria (hives) and angioedema (skin swelling) 
  • Occupational and environmental reactions
  • Food Allergy 
  • Allergic and adverse reactions to medications 
  • Gastrointestinal disorders caused by immune responses to foods

 

Initial Evaluation:  a look at medical history as it pertains to the  problem, which typically includes a review of family (genetic) and environmental factors as well as the character and duration of symptoms and response to previous treatments.

Physical Exam:  a detailed exam of nose, throat, lungs, and skin and other areas as deemed necessary.

 

Specific Tests: allergy skin tests, blood tests for allergy, allergy patch testing, pulmonary function testing, X-Rays or CAT scans as well as blood tests to evaluate the immune system.

 

Treatment Options: allergen avoidance, use of medications, allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots) and other therapies for specific conditions.

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