Summer Triggers: Pollen, Smoke, Mold, Bugs, and Fragrance Most people spend more time outside in the summer than in any other season. Outdoor cookouts, picnics, and pool parties are fun to get together with family and friends while enjoying the beautiful weather. However, if you have allergies or asthma, you could spend more time sneezing,
Tips for throwing an allergy-free spring party. Did you know that about 32 million Americans suffer from food allergies? That number includes about seven million children, most of whom are allergic to more than one kind of food. So if you’re planning a party for adults or kids, it’s a good idea to try avoiding
Allergy & Asthma Specialists explains what to do in case of a bee sting, how to treat it, and what to watch for in terms of allergic reactions to bee stings. Spring and summer are wonderful seasons for getting outside and enjoying nature. It’s important to remember, though, that humans aren’t the only species out
Spring is upon us! There are many things to appreciate about this season but if you suffer from seasonal allergies, you may only be looking forward to some things being in bloom. So instead of dreading the season this year, be proactive about preparing your sinuses for what’s about to happen. If you suffer from
Allergy and Asthma Resolutions for the New Year Have you set any New Year’s resolutions yet? Most people want to be healthier, but this is easier said than done, especially if asthma or allergies get in your way. It’s not enough to say, “I will be healthier in 2022”—your goals must be measurable and actionable
How to Know if Your Furry Best Friend Is Making You Sneeze It’s been said that dogs are man’s best friend and are amazing companions. Owning a dog decreases anxiety and loneliness, makes people more social and less isolated, and may even improve cognitive function and cardiovascular health. But what about allergies? If you’re allergic
Learn the Differences Between an Allergy and a Sensitivity A certain food may bother you, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re allergic to it. Sometimes, the problem is a food sensitivity, and sometimes it’s an intolerance. Does this sound confusing? Let’s clarify some of the basic facts about food allergies and sensitivities. Allergies and sensitivities
Allergies 101: Learn About Allergies! Did you know that allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the United States? In fact, more than 50 million Americans experience various types of allergies each year. Still, there’s confusion about exactly what allergies are and how they differ from intolerance and sensitivity. So let’s look at
So, you lived through spring and summer allergens, and if pollen Is your problem, you may get a break when the weather gets cooler. However, the arrival of fall doesn’t mean the end of allergens. Indoor allergies may actually get worse as you start spending more time inside, and ragweed can cause problems through fall.
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