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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It’s that time of the year again – the holiday season is upon us, which means the end of the year is rapidly approaching! For people who have met the deductible of their health insurance plans, it’s also a great time to schedule an allergy or asthma evaluation before the year ends. Many health insurance
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GET YOUR FLU SHOT AND GET IT NOW!! There is a concern that the onset of flu season combined with Covid-19 cases could overwhelm hospitals and cause new shortages of resources and PPE. Though a Covid-19 vaccine is not yet available, the life-saving flu vaccine is available for almost all people 6 months of age
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Traditional Valentine’s Day gifts often fall into the potentially allergenic category – meaning things that people with allergies may be sensitive to. Chocolates, flowers, and perfume/cologne have long been at the top of the list for Valentine giving, but you don’t want to be giving your sweetheart an allergic reaction or an asthma attack on
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