Chronic cough can be a frustrating and disruptive problem to manage. A cough is considered chronic if it lasts for eight weeks or longer, and it may have significant consequences for your quality of life. However, with the right diagnosis and treatment, you can achieve relief from your chronic cough. Understanding Chronic Cough Coughing is […]
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Understanding COVID-19 Vaccines and Allergies
As COVID-19 vaccines are distributed across the United States, many patients with allergies have questions about the safety of the vaccine and potential reactions. As of February 17, 2021, there are two mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) approved for emergency use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. A Johnson & Johnson adenovirus vaccine is […]
Are My Allergies Triggering My Asthma?
Allergies and asthma are both highly common conditions among Americans. Asthma is a chronic disease that happens when the airways tighten and become inflamed or clogged with mucus. An allergic reaction happens when IgE antibodies in the body mistake a benign substance as a threat and attack it. There’s a connection between asthma and allergies […]
What You Can Do To Limit Pet Dander in Your Home To Improve Allergy Symptoms
For many households, furry (or feathered) friends are members of the family. Pets are companions for people at any age, and about 85 million U.S. families own a pet. Unfortunately, pet dander is one of the most common allergens and can make contact with your household pet an uncomfortable experience. With some preparation and awareness […]
Preparing for the Upcoming Tree Pollen Season
Tree pollen season for the Tampa Bay area will be starting in mid-January/February and lasts until May. These common allergens are some of the first major outdoor allergens to strike in the late winter or spring. Since many types of trees continue to produce pollen until late spring, anyone with a tree pollen allergy should […]
