Pretty but Painful: Flowers to Avoid

They’re beautiful, fragrant, and a symbol of love and devotion. Unfortunately, for many people, flowers are a trigger for allergic reactions. Is there a solution? Yes! You can still enjoy flowers, and give flowers to your allergic loved ones, as long as you know which flowers to avoid. The flowers to avoid if you have allergies are

The Different Symptoms of COVID-19, the Flu, a Cold, Allergies and Asthma

Learn the difference between these respiratory conditions. COVID-19 is still spreading, which makes every cough and sniffle suspect. It’s important to remember that even with the new coronavirus spreading COVID-19, it’s still cold and flu season and other respiratory ailments are still in play. So how can you tell if you have a cold, the

Planning Safe Sleepovers When Your Child Has Food Allergies

Food allergies can be incredibly disruptive to daily life, especially for a child who just wants to have fun with other kids. The good news is that with practice and precautions, it’s still possible for a child with food allergies to enjoy himself- or herself while socializing. Assuming that the child is mature enough, encouraging

Common Cold vs. Seasonal Allergies [INFOGRAPHIC]

Knowing the difference between a cold and allergies means you can get the right treatment and feel better, faster. When you know the right allergy doctor to call, you can be confident that your doctor will find the solutions you need to control your allergies. At Allergy & Asthma Specialists, we use allergy skin testing

What Happens to the Body During Anaphylaxis?

When your body recognizes a substance as an allergen, there is usually a localized reaction, such as sneezing and a runny nose or hives in one area of the body. However, if you have a severe allergic reaction, you may experience anaphylaxis, a form of shock that happens throughout the whole body. How deadly are allergies?