It’s autumn and everyone is enjoying the cooler weather, the trees are just starting to change colors and Halloween is a couple weeks away. People who have food and non-food allergies can look forward to a fun, safe Halloween weekend by planning ahead and preparing accordingly. When trick or treating, bring along some ingredient safe
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With the extreme amounts of rain we’ve had recently in South Jersey, the ragweed plants are growing out of control! No wonder people who suffer from ragweed allergy have been miserable with common ragweed allergy symptoms including itchy throat, irritated eyes, runny or congested nose, headache and sneezing. Ragweed allergy -also called “hay fever”- is
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APRIL IS THE SEASON FOR SNEEZING AND WHEEZING! HOW TO BEAT SPRING ALLERGIES While many eagerly await the first signs of spring – especially this year, the budding trees and growing grass can mean a season of sneezing and wheezing for millions of allergy sufferers. Spring allergies, also called seasonal allergic rhinitis, affect as many
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Like many Americans, if you have allergies, you may be worried about getting the Covid-19 vaccine. Although there have been a few serious reactions after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine, the CDC and the American College of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (as well as many other leading medical organizations) recommend getting this vaccine. Let’s break it
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