ALLERGY & ASTHMA BLOG

Almost 50 million people in the US have symptoms of allergy to ragweed pollen . If you’re in this boat, fear not! We’re here to guide you through understanding, identifying, and managing ragweed allergies. Discover practical tips and treatments tailored specifically for those battling fall ragweed allergies.  

The anticipation of a refreshing swim can quickly be dampened by an unexpected reaction to pool chlorine. Understanding whether your post-swim itch is a simple irritation or a sign of a more complex underlying issue is crucial for immediate relief and long-term health.

While it may seem impossible to avoid the pollen and other allergens that trigger these reactions, several steps can be taken to prevent or minimize spring allergy symptoms.

From medical treatments to lifestyle changes, allergy sufferers have a range of options to help them enjoy the beauty of spring without the misery of allergies.

Allergy immunotherapy, commonly known as “allergy shots,” is a long-term treatment program that involves the administration of allergen extracts to desensitize the body’s immune system. By introducing small, increasing doses of the allergen into the body, the immune response adapts and gradually reduces its reactions over time.

Navigating the maze of information about seasonal allergies can be overwhelming, particularly when myths and misconceptions abound. Here we debunk myths related to spring allergies and separate fact from fiction.

Winter weather can trigger a worsening of eczema symptoms due to the season’s harsh environmental conditions. Caregivers can help alleviate the discomfort and distress that winter brings to children suffering from eczema.

AllerVie Health is dedicating resources, and activating frontline physicians and clinicians to raise awareness for Systemic Mastocytosis and Mast Cell Diseases, and aid in early diagnosis for those affected by the disorders.