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How Severe is Your Childs Peanut Allergy?

Recently, while registering my soon-to-be preschooler, the administrators asked me a question that I struggled to answer: “how severe is your son’s peanut allergy”? This innocent question that I get all the time from my friends and family brought back memorizes of when I first found out that my son had an allergy. It was 2009 and... Read moreChevron
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Grew up in PA and here I am.

New Stuff, Part 2

This is my favorite time of the year, but it sucks for allergies.
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Expert_badge Kathleen MacNaughton

Your Allergy Medicine - How's That Working Out?

The good news is there are plenty of choices for allergy medicines and treatments. Pills are the traditional treatment, but there are also nasal sprays, allergy shots and drops and some people even swear by certain vitamins and supplements.   But the bad news is that there is no ONE medicine that will effectively treat allergies in every... Read moreChevron
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Living with Asthma

Herbal, Natural and Home Remedies for Allergy

We've visited this topic many times over the years here on HealthCentral, but since there's always a lot of interest in what are viewed as more "natural" treatments, I thought it might be useful for our community if I pulled all the information together here in one post and also updated it with the latest knowledge about alternative or natural... Read moreChevron
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James Thompson, MD

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Board Certified Allergist and Asthma Specialist

The Skinny on Common Skin Allergies

Did you know the largest internal organ of the body is the liver? But the overall largest organ of the body is the skin. It’s no wonder the skin is involved with so many aspects of diseases: rash, itching, fever, external bleeding, swelling, pallor (turning pale), and cyanosis (turning blue). Doctors look for signs of hundreds of diseases by... Read moreChevron

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