All About Allergy Shots Several types of trees in the South Jersey area are already producing pollen, kicking off this year’s spring allergy season. Resulting symptoms for those allergic to tree pollen – as well as other allergens – include sneezing, itchy, teary eyes, coughing and nasal congestion. What’s an allergy sufferer to do? Most
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You may think it’s an end-of-the-winter cold, but there’s a good chance you and/or your children are already experiencing spring allergy symptoms. If you know you have pollen allergies, here are a few things you may be doing which are contributing to making your allergy symptoms worse: Opening your windows to let the fresh air
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FARE (Food Allergy Research Education), a non-profit organization that works in support of children and adults with food allergies – including those at risk for anaphylaxis – has developed a patient registry to collect de-identified medical data about people diagnosed with food allergies. The FARE food allergy patient registry aims to help patients who have
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Daylight Saving Time is here, which means spring is around the corner. If you view springtime with a certain degree of trepidation because it means an outbreak of spring allergy symptoms, you are not alone. One in five Americans suffer from allergies each year and spring allergies cause a multitude of symptoms ranging from stuffy
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