Seasonal allergies are a common cause of frustration wherever you may live. However, while coughing, sneezing, and utterly miserable levels of congestion are common symptoms of a relatively innocuous allergic reaction, there is one allergy symptom that tends to slip under our radar. Let’s take a look at how allergies and fatigue disrupt millions of …
Researchers report a breakthrough discovery in allergy medicine. The research, published in Nature Medicine, found a species of infant gut bacteria that protects against food allergies. The findings have the potential to create a sea-change in allergy prevention and treatment. If you are struggling with allergies in NYC, reach out to Dr. Shukla today. Allergies …
Spring is a beautiful time of year — the flowers are in bloom, the sun is peaking its head out from the rain clouds, and there’s a bit of pep in everyone’s step. However, with this season comes the inevitable: seasonal allergies. If you’re affected by allergies you are famiiar with common allergy symptoms. The …
Spring has almost sprung, meaning that allergy season is just around the corner. During this time of year, children can be prone to allergy symptoms and illnesses that are anything but convenient. Getting a cold is never fun and having to deal with scratchy noses and feverish faces is not the best way to spend …
If you suffer from seasonal allergies then you know well the sinus pain, breathing issues and lack of sleep that can come during a flare up. Some people even suffer from allergies year-round. Read on to learn what to look out for and how to treat those annoying allergies now matter when they strike. To …
According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI), pollen season can begin as early as February and last through October. If you are someone who must put up with symptoms such as sneezing, stuffiness, sinus headaches, and itchy, watery eyes every year at this time, you should begin taking steps to prevent …
According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness and affect an estimated 30% of adults and 40% of children. With no cure to allergies, it becomes an issue of diagnosis and then managing allergies through treatment, of which there are a variety of options, …
It’s finally that time of year again! ‘Tis the season for lights, feasts, celebrations…and common viruses. There are plenty of reasons to get excited for the holidays, but getting sick can put a damper on your holly jolly mood. Unfortunately, there are a few allergies that like to run rampant this time of year. Dr. …
When someone is offered a glass of milk, and they raise their hands and say “Sorry, I can’t have milk”, you might automatically assume that the person is lactose intolerant. However, they may just be allergic to milk. But wait! Isn’t lactose intolerance and a milk allergy the same thing? Actually, they are quite different. …
Allergies come in all forms. From allergies to foods, medicines, and pets to seasonal pollen allergies and other particles that roam in the air. Allergies affects millions of people each year and allergic reactions can range anywhere from an annoying, persistent running of the nose to life threatening (and even deadly) attacks on the body. …
