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What should families do about mold after a flood or storm?
After a flood or a storm, it's really important to survey the area to see if you see any standing water, any wet spaces.
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Is it possible to get anaphylaxis from exercising too hard?
If you are experiencing shortness of breath, dizziness or itchy skin, you may be suffering from exercise-induced anaphylaxis.
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How do I know for certain when to use my epinephrine auto injector?
If you're experiencing symptoms that fall into the category of moderate or severe allergic reactions, then you would use your epinephrine device.
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Do I need venom immunotherapy after a bee sting?
Allergy shots are typically for folks who have allergic or anaphylactic reactions to insect stings; difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea.
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What is an immunologist?
When a person has too many illnesses or they have a difficult time recovering from an illness, you might want to see an immunologist.
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What is sunscreen allergy and what types of hypoallergenic sunscreen do you recommend?
A sunscreen allergy is when you're allergic to some component within the sunscreen. An allergist can help you determine which of those components you are aller…
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Is chlorine allergy really an allergy?
We are at risk for chlorine exposure in our day-to-day cleaning products at home, but patients who are swimmers may have consistent exposure.
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How do I know if I have allergies or just a cold?
If the symptoms are very frequent and last for more than several days, it's likely to be allergies. It can be confusing because they present similarly.
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Does anaphylaxis look different in infants and toddlers as compared to older patients?
Anaphylaxis may be a little bit different to pick up on, to recognize because infants and toddlers can't talk.
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If I have allergies, will my children have them too?
There's a strong genetic component to having allergies. If you have a parent who has nasal allergies, you're about 50% likely to have allergies.
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What’s causing my allergy symptoms to get worse every year?
"How is it possible that my allergies are getting worse with each year?" We've found that that's actually true.
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What’s the best over-the-counter allergy medicine?
Patients often ask what the best over-the-counter medicine is, and they think it's going to be Benadryl or diphenhydramine. Not so.
