During this time of year, weather throughout Kentucky and Indiana change daily. As temperatures reach above 50 degrees, plants begin to bloom and release pollen into the air. Those with seasonal spring allergies will usually start to see symptoms in early March and last through May. It’s important to start preparing for allergies now before pollen
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Mold growth after a flood is harmful to those with mold allergies. As the floodwaters have started to recede, clean up from the recent flooding has begun across the region. Mold is a common occurrence in damps areas of the home like the basement or a bathroom. After a flood, flooded homes and cars must
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Concerned about when to get your allergy shot this holiday season? Here is a list of our office closings for our Annual Company Christmas Party, Christmas, and New Year’s this holiday season. As it grows colder, please check our Facebook page for severe weather closings. Holiday Party Closings: Closing Early on Friday, December 14- Main
Rush Immunotherapy, or “Rush Allergy Shots,” shortens the build-up phase of allergy shots. Typically this phase lasts 3-6 months; however, with Rush, the build-up phase is just 1 to 2 days.
We are excited to announce that effective December 3, 2018, Kentuckiana Allergy join Family Allergy & Asthma. The physicians at Kentuckiana Allergy will continue to provide patient care at all of their current locations and patients will continue to see their usual doctor.
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How to Prepare for Spring Allergies Now
/1 Comment/in Allergies /by Family AllergyDuring this time of year, weather throughout Kentucky and Indiana change daily. As temperatures reach above 50 degrees, plants begin to bloom and release pollen into the air. Those with seasonal spring allergies will usually start to see symptoms in early March and last through May. It’s important to start preparing for allergies now before pollen
Flooding, Mold, and Your Allergies
/in Allergies /by Family AllergyMold growth after a flood is harmful to those with mold allergies. As the floodwaters have started to recede, clean up from the recent flooding has begun across the region. Mold is a common occurrence in damps areas of the home like the basement or a bathroom. After a flood, flooded homes and cars must
Holiday Hours 2018
/in General /by KaitieConcerned about when to get your allergy shot this holiday season? Here is a list of our office closings for our Annual Company Christmas Party, Christmas, and New Year’s this holiday season. As it grows colder, please check our Facebook page for severe weather closings. Holiday Party Closings: Closing Early on Friday, December 14- Main
Explaining Rush Allergy Shots
/1 Comment/in Allergies /by Family AllergyRush Immunotherapy, or “Rush Allergy Shots,” shortens the build-up phase of allergy shots. Typically this phase lasts 3-6 months; however, with Rush, the build-up phase is just 1 to 2 days.
Welcome to the family, Kentuckiana Allergy!
/in General /by KaitieWe are excited to announce that effective December 3, 2018, Kentuckiana Allergy join Family Allergy & Asthma. The physicians at Kentuckiana Allergy will continue to provide patient care at all of their current locations and patients will continue to see their usual doctor.