We are excited to announce that beginning today, July 15, 2020, Dr. Scot Snodgrass and the Allergy Clinic P.A. team will join Family Allergy & Asthma. Dr. Snodgrass’ main office is in Jonesboro, Arkansas, near St. Bernard Hospital and is our first office in the state! What Does This Mean For Current Allergy Clinic P.A.
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Many patients don’t know much about immunotherapy or allergy shots before they enter our office. Below are some of the frequently asked questions we get from our patients. What are my treatment options for seasonal allergies? After a patient has been allergy-tested and diagnosed with allergic rhinitis, our physicians use a three-tier approach for treatment:
New Allergy Office Opening July 20, 2020! We are excited to announce that our Kenwood, Ohio office is officially opening next month on July 20. This office is located off E. Galbraith road on Kenwood Crossing Way and is less than a mile west of the Kenwood Towne Centre shopping mall. On-site allergy shots will
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The most common foods that cause allergic reactions in people are milk, egg, fish, wheat, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, and soybeans. However, there have been reports of allergic reactions to many other types of foods, including red meat. Research shows that for a red meat allergy, unlike many food allergies, the cause can be connected
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Some people get itchiness in their mouth or throat after eating certain fruits like melon or peaches. Many would think it is a food allergy to the fruit or vegetable and believe they need to stop eating that food. However, as with all food allergies, we encourage you to seek the advice of a board-certified
Welcome Dr. Snodgrass To The Practice!
/in General /by KaitieWe are excited to announce that beginning today, July 15, 2020, Dr. Scot Snodgrass and the Allergy Clinic P.A. team will join Family Allergy & Asthma. Dr. Snodgrass’ main office is in Jonesboro, Arkansas, near St. Bernard Hospital and is our first office in the state! What Does This Mean For Current Allergy Clinic P.A.
FAQ: Allergy Shots
/in Allergies /by KaitieMany patients don’t know much about immunotherapy or allergy shots before they enter our office. Below are some of the frequently asked questions we get from our patients. What are my treatment options for seasonal allergies? After a patient has been allergy-tested and diagnosed with allergic rhinitis, our physicians use a three-tier approach for treatment:
New Office Opening In Kenwood in Cincinnati, OH!
/in General /by KaitieNew Allergy Office Opening July 20, 2020! We are excited to announce that our Kenwood, Ohio office is officially opening next month on July 20. This office is located off E. Galbraith road on Kenwood Crossing Way and is less than a mile west of the Kenwood Towne Centre shopping mall. On-site allergy shots will
What Patients Should Know About Alpha-Gal Allergies
/in Allergies /by KaitieThe most common foods that cause allergic reactions in people are milk, egg, fish, wheat, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, and soybeans. However, there have been reports of allergic reactions to many other types of foods, including red meat. Research shows that for a red meat allergy, unlike many food allergies, the cause can be connected
Explaining Oral Allergy Syndrome
/in Allergies /by KaitieSome people get itchiness in their mouth or throat after eating certain fruits like melon or peaches. Many would think it is a food allergy to the fruit or vegetable and believe they need to stop eating that food. However, as with all food allergies, we encourage you to seek the advice of a board-certified