How to Plan Allergen-Smart Road Trips Across Oregon
June 19th, 2026
North to Portland; east to Bend or Painted Hills; south to Crater Lake; west to the Coast. No matter where you go in Oregon, you’re bound to find breathtaking views, delicious food…and allergens. Lots of them. Allergens are substances that commonly cause allergic reactions in people, such as pollen, mold and insect bites. Here’s how…Read More
Outdoor Fun Without the Sneezes: Salem’s Parks and Allergy Prep
June 12th, 2026
No doubt about it: Salem is in full bloom right now. If you have plans to roam around Deepwood Gardens or any of the other lovely parks nearby, you’re going to need to do some allergy prep. Stock Up on Medications For half of all allergy sufferers, a daily antihistamine pill is a cornerstone of…Read More
When to Book a Spring Follow-Up Before Summer Allergies Start
May 29th, 2026
The divide between spring and summer is never clear-cut. A week of t-shirt weather may be suddenly interrupted by another week of rain; temperatures can vary wildly from day to day, sometimes even hour to hour. This fuzziness between the seasons extends to allergies as well, and you may swing from a low-symptom week to…Read More
Maintaining a Symptom Journal to Improve Clinic Visits
May 22nd, 2026
Want to get more out of your visits to the allergist? Or have you ever left our clinic and realized you forgot to mention something about your allergies that you wanted to discuss? Keeping an allergy symptom journal could be a big help. Why Keep an Allergy Symptom Journal Allergies can change over time—both over…Read More
How to Monitor Your Family’s Allergy Health Throughout the Year
May 15th, 2026
Have you and your family members been sniffling this spring? It may be overwhelming to stay on top of multiple people’s allergies, but with some smart moves, it’s very possible. Know What Everyone Is Allergic To The first step in managing allergies is to identify each person’s triggers. You could start with an educated guess….Read More
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