As the vibrant colors of autumn emerge and the air turns crisp, many people eagerly anticipate the joys of fall. However, for individuals with mold allergies, this season can bring its own set of challenges. Mold spores thrive in damp environments, and the fall season,...
For some individuals, the changing seasons bring an unwelcome companion: allergies. Cedar elm, a common tree found in North Texas, is a notorious allergen source. Cedar elm allergies can put a damper on your enjoyment of the outdoors. Cedar elm, scientifically known as Ulmus crassifolia, is...
Food allergies are becoming increasingly common in both children and adults. Approximately one in 12 children and one in 10 adults suffer from food allergies. We now believe some of our previous guidelines for delaying the introduction of allergenic foods into a baby’s diet caused...
As the vibrant colors of summer give way to the golden hues of autumn in North Texas, many people look forward to cooler temperatures and outdoor activities. However, for individuals who suffer from grass allergy, the fall season can bring a new set of challenges....
Ragweed pollen may be a seasonal nuisance in Texas, but understanding its characteristics and effects can help prevent allergic reactions. By staying informed, practicing allergen-reducing strategies, and partnering with an allergist, Texans can better navigate the ragweed season and enjoy life without the constant threat...
The three principle methods for treating allergies are: AvoidanceElimination is the best form of treatment and may be the only one required. Unfortunately, many allergens such as house dust, pollens and mold spores are difficult to completely eliminate. Learn more MedicationsUsing various forms of medications such as...