It’s Frozen, But Can I Let My Allergies Go? A Guide for Fall and Winter

The first freezes of the year herald the end of pollen season–congratulations, you made it! But Fall and Winter come with their own sources of allergy and asthma triggers. Now the things to look out for are mold, dust, Aunt Martha’s fruitcake, and holiday-associated culprits. See below for details.


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School Forms

With the start of school comes all the hustle and bustle of school supplies, fees, meet the teacher, and paperwork. While it’s an exciting time for most, it can also be a scary time for parents of children with food allergies, stinging insect allergies or asthma. Get your school forms completed before the start of school


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Insect Sting Avoidance

In general, good common sense in avoiding locations and situations known to attract insects can often prevent insect stings. Patients who have had a severe reaction to a sting should be evaluated by an allergist for correct diagnosis and treatment of the allergic condition.


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Oral Allergy Syndrome

Oral Allergy Syndrome is a cross-reactivity between plant proteins from pollen and fruits and vegetables. Our doctors at Birmingham Allergy & Asthma Specialists can help you!


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Non-Allergic Rhinitis

Non-Allergic Rhinitis presents much like Allergic Rhinitis. Therefore, to get an accurate diagnosis, you should see an allergist.


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Sinusitis

Sinusitis is a common problem that may be triggered by allergies or a virus. Sinusitis occurs when the sinus linings become infected. If you have chronic or repeated sinus infections, allergies may be the cause.


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