ALLERGIES

Early care can reduce discomfort and prevent complications like sinus infections or worsened asthma.

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  • Seasonal allergies, or hay fever, are common and cause sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, and other symptoms from pollen, mold, and allergens.

  • Managing seasonal allergies effectively requires a well-rounded approach. Key areas of focus include:

    Identifying Triggers

    Knowing your allergy triggers, like pollen, mold, or dust, helps you avoid exposure and minimize symptoms.

    Medications

    Antihistamines, decongestants, and other treatments can relieve symptoms and improve daily life.

    Environmental Control

    Simple steps like using air purifiers, keeping windows closed during high-pollen seasons, and cleaning regularly can reduce allergen exposure.

    Long-Term Risks

    Untreated allergies can lead to complications like chronic sinus infections, sleep disturbances, or worsened asthma. Proactive care is essential.

  • Our seasonal allergy services include:

    Comprehensive Evaluations

    Thorough assessments to identify allergy triggers and diagnose related conditions.

    Medications

    Prescriptions or over-the-counter options to manage symptoms, including antihistamines, nasal sprays, and eye drops.

    Lifestyle Counseling

    Guidance on how to reduce allergen exposure and manage symptoms effectively.

    Environmental Strategies

    Recommendations for creating an allergy-friendly home and minimizing triggers.

    Ongoing Monitoring

    Regular follow-ups to adjust treatment plans and ensure optimal symptom control.

This content has been reviewed by our health care specialists for education and is not a substitute for medical advice. Consult your provider with any questions.

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