What You Need to Know About Christmas Trees and Mold
December 19th, 2025

Whether you got your real Christmas tree from a lot or a farm, there is a real risk that it carries mold. Mold is a common cause of allergy symptoms, and it becomes an even more prominent problem in the damp winter months. Am I Allergic to My Christmas Tree? If you’ve recently brought your…Read More
What Do My Allergy Test Results Mean?
November 26th, 2025

If you or your child have recently had an allergy test, you may be wondering how to read the results. Let’s discuss potential result outputs, what they mean and what to do next. Types of Allergy Tests There are two types of allergy tests that we perform at : skin prick and blood test. A…Read More
Prepare Your Home for an Allergy-Free Holiday Season
November 14th, 2025

Are you hosting Thanksgiving dinner this year? Keep in mind that indoor allergies are on the rise during the cold, dark months. We’ve compiled some expert tips on how to prepare your home for a big gathering so that no one, including yourself, suffers from any allergy symptoms while serving up stuffing. Common Winter Allergens…Read More
Which Allergy Medication Should You Take?
October 17th, 2025

Nearly one-third of American adults have some kind of allergy. Every person is unique, and there are many types of allergies. Due to the variation in allergies and their symptoms, a wide range of allergy medications are available to choose from, each addressing different symptoms in different ways. You may be wondering: which allergy medication…Read More
Pumpkin Patches and Allergies
October 10th, 2025

Do you have a trip to the pumpkin patch planned with the family? Don’t get spooked by sneezing and skin rashes; allergens can still catch up with you in the pumpkin patch. Let’s discuss the common reasons why you might feel sniffly after your day out and ways to find relief. Common Outdoor Allergens The…Read More
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