Allergy Drops and Sublingual Immunotherapy
Allergy Drops and Sublingual Immunotherapy What To Know About
Arizona Desert Plants Can Cause Allergies Too
Arizona Desert Plants Can Cause Allergies Too Most
Allergies Hurting Your Golf Game?
Allergies Hurting Your Golf Game? Franklyn R Gergits DO,
Nasal Polyps understanding Nasal Corticosteroids & Surgery Options
The nose is one of the most versatile organs of the body. It cleans the air we breathe to prevent infection. When you smoke a cigarette, you are not only destroying your lungs, but you are also destroying the nasal passages from doing their job to prevent illness.
How Allergy Drops Can Boost Workplace Productivity
How productive was your last “increasing workplace productivity” meeting? How many new productivity-boosting practices and apps have you spent time and money putting in place? Here’s some advice from your neighborhood otolaryngologist: ditch the fruitless meetings, cancel your wasteful productivity software, and invest in allergy drops.
Fish Oil Supplements
Some old wives’ tales have only become more absurd as our understanding of science and medicine continues to improve. The “five second rule” is generally not observed as a truth among adults, and it’s taken about as seriously as the notion that chewing gum can stick to the stomach for seven years.
Anglers with Allergies: 5 things an angler with seasonal allergies needs in the tackle box.
Imagine trying to catch your trophy while your fishing buddy is sneezing excessively. Goodbye, fish! Seasonal allergies can cause airway irritation that could be as minor as an occasional sneeze to a serious life-threatening anaphylactic reaction. It is estimated that one in four Americans suffer from allergies.
5 Common Mistakes in Treating Allergies
The five most common ways people combat their allergy symptoms usually do not provide any relief at all. Here are five common mistakes and advice on how to better control allergy symptoms, including runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and headaches.
People with Allergies may be at Greater Risk for COVID-19 and 6 Ways to Reduce the Risks
People with Allergies may be at higher risk for contracting COVID-19, because: We are currently in tree pollen season, which means that our immune system may be a little more stressed now than during non-pollen sensitive seasons.
5 Tips for Surviving Fall Allergies
Fall is not necessarily a season you associate with allergies. But in places like Arizona that have a year-round growing season, allergies aren’t just a spring thing. And the fall is particularly difficult because of ragweed pollen.
