Published: INSPIRE health (September/ October 2017)
Chances are you have suffered an episode that led you to the ER and or to the allergist. The allergist is the specialist that tests, diagnoses and treats allergies and asthma and all the symptoms and conditions related. You are now diagnosed and on a protocol that includes most probably prescription medications, epinephrine auto-injector, a food allergy action plan or an asthma action plan.
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Published: Biscayne Times (September 2017)
WHAT TO DO AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ALLERGIES OR ASTHMA?
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Published: Biscayne Times (August 2017)
When in doubt, testing is the answer. Did your child have a one-time allergic reaction during the last school year or during the summer and you didn’t follow up with a visit to the allergist?
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Published: Biscayne Times (July 2017)
Have fun and freely practice outdoor activities during the summer! We have compiled a list of the most troublesome allergies to help you go through the season.
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Published: South Florida Parenting (July 2017)
Here we are, continuing last month’s guide on the most common allergies that surge in the summer season.
Published: South Florida Parenting (June 2017)
When summer comes, fun and outdoor activities is how we all envision the long break from school. We have compiled a list of the most troublesome allergies to help you get through the season.
Published: INSPIRE Health (March/April 2017)
Spring can be one of the most romantic or most painful seasons, depending on one factor: allergies. If you are one of the many millions of Americans that suffer from seasonal allergies, you are familiar with the characteristic symptoms of runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing that can become wheezing when inhaling allergens triggers allergic asthma.
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Published: El Nuevo Herald (May 19, 2015)
La Dra Bonansea-Frances enfatiza que disminuir las visitas a la sala de emergencia y evitar las ausencias, tanto al trabajo como a la escuela, es la meta de la actividad de concientización e identificación de los desencadenantes del asma, como factores del medio ambiente. Con las vacaciones de verano se pasa más tiempo en actividades al aire libre, es importante que tanto padres como cuidadores de niños, sepan cómo identificar un ataque de asma.
Published: The Miami Herald (July 26, 2014)
Dr. Zevy Landman, an allergist at the Florida Center For Allergy & Asthma Care, said parents should wait longer to introduce potentially allergenic foods to children. Kids are especially at risk of food allergies if either or both parents have a food allergy.
Published: communitynewspapers.com (April 18, 2014)
As families celebrate Easter, there are many triggers that can cause an allergic reaction, especially for kids who enjoy receiving that special Easter basket. Watching out for allergy inducing triggers is key. Florida Center For Allergy & Asthma Care has some suggestions for keeping families safe and allergy-free this holiday.
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