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Dust mites — and their waste — are one of the leading causes of allergies and asthma throughout the year. Some common symptoms of dust mite allergies are:Runny noseSneezingTrouble breathingCoughingAbout 20 million Americans suffer allergic reactions to these tiny bugs, which can make you feel like you have a never-ending cold.Your house may look immaculate, but a...
If you have a peanut allergy, do you also need to stay away from tree nuts? Not necessarily!While some people are allergic to both peanuts and tree nuts, that’s not the case for everyone. By working with an allergist, you can gain an understanding of what is safe for you.Peanuts and Tree Nuts: What’s the...
So, You've Been Diagnosed with Hives!by Richard S. Roberts, M.D.Do you really have the Hives?Don’t despair. You’re not alone. Approximately 20% of the population will have hives (urticaria) at one time or another during their lifetime. First off, are you sure that they’re really hives? True hives are red, itchy, usually raised lesions that look very much like mosquito bites. They are often...
Check out this news segment on Charlotte television station WBTV, in which our own Dr. Roopen Patel speaks about the fast-approaching allergy season and how people can cope with associated symptoms, including rhinitis.
Dust mites — and their waste — are one of the leading causes of allergies and asthma throughout the year. Some common symptoms of dust mite allergies are:Runny noseSneezingTrouble breathingCoughingAbout 20 million Americans suffer allergic reactions to these tiny bugs, which can make you feel like you have a never-ending cold.Your house may look immaculate, but a... 
So, You've Been Diagnosed with Hives!by Richard S. Roberts, M.D.Do you really have the Hives?Don’t despair. You’re not alone. Approximately 20% of the population will have hives (urticaria) at one time or another during their lifetime. First off, are you sure that they’re really hives? True hives are red, itchy, usually raised lesions that look very much like mosquito bites. They are often... 
