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Holiday Dinner Parties: How to Avoid Food Allergy Mix Ups
As many people with food allergies will know, how your body reacts to allergens can vary dramatically. With the help Read More
Red Meat Allergies & The Cause
Red meat allergy (also called alpha-gal syndrome or AGS), is a potentially severe type of food allergy. With professional food Read More
A Complete Guide to Peanut Allergies & Oral Immunotherapy
Peanut allergies are among the most common types of allergies, often causing severe symptoms in both children and adults. With Read More
New Guidelines for Introducing Peanut-Containing Foods to Infants
Does your child experience allergy symptoms after eating peanuts? Symptoms like skin hives, a runny nose, stomach cramps and breathing Read More
Oral Allergy Syndrome – Symptoms & Treatment
Cross-reactivity is one of the less commonly discussed aspects of food allergies. Cross-reactivity means that a significant number of people Read More
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Understanding Oral Immunotherapy
Oral Immunotherapy, also known as food desensitization, is a treatment that helps you build up immunities to food allergens that could otherwise be life-threatening.
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What Are the Symptoms & Treatment for Oral Allergy Syndrome?
Cross-reactive allergies like oral allergy syndrome are not always easy to understand. With the guidance of an Atlanta allergist and Read More
How Do You Treat an Almond Allergy?
An allergy to almonds is a common type of allergy in children, though it can develop at any age. With Read More
Why Is Oral Allergy Syndrome Triggered in Spring?
Spring is a challenging time of year for the many people in Atlanta with a pollen allergy. But there’s also Read More