Allergies Blog with Daniel More, MD July 2007 Archive

Now is the time to tune-up your asthma, or your child's asthma, before autumn and cold/flu season arrives. Viral infections, such as the common cold, are the most common trigger ... Read More

Up to 25% of people who suffer from allergies are allergic to cats, and yet many of these people keep these animals inside their homes as pets. And despite being ... Read More

A food scientist has developed a peanut that is free from the most common peanut allergen, Ara h 1. This may provide the tens of thousands of Americans with peanut ... Read More

There is often mucn confusion regarding the use of "shots" to treat allergic disease. Many patients come to my clinic asking for an "allergy shot", and are often referring to ... Read More

Up to 30% of the population suffers from allergic rhinitis, and this number seems to be growing. The majority of these people are treated by their primary care physician for ... Read More

Dr. Daniel More, guide of allergies.com, wants to know what kinds of allergies you suffer from. Participate in the poll below, and then click to see the results from other ... Read More

Have you experienced symptoms of itching, flushing, hives, nausea or shortness of breath after receiving iv contrast dye for a radiological study? If so, then you may have an iv ... Read More

Most people will do just about anything to avoid going to the dentist, but those people who have experienced allergic reactions after dental work have even more reason to dread ... Read More

A recent study showed that 5 percent of adults in the United States report being diagnosed with a food allergy. More than half reported an allergy to one of the ... Read More

Summer is allergy season in many parts of the country, particularly in the colder-climate regions, where grass is begining to pollinate. Once again, like an annual exodus, people are rushing ... Read More