Dr. James Sublett stopped by Louisville’s WDRB studio to discuss allergies with their morning anchors. Many in the Louisville community are starting to experience some of the telltale signs of allergies, congestion, itchy watery eyes, and sneezing.
The leaves are finally changing but unfortunately our allergies are here to stay! Dr. Joe Turbyville spoke with Great Day Live to answer some commonly asked fall allergy questions – what causes fall allergies, how are allergy and cold symptoms different? “The main driver of fall allergies is ragweed here in Kentucky and lots
There is a ton of information floating around in the world, and sometimes things stick that aren’t necessarily true. When it comes to medical conditions, these misconceptions can lead to patients waiting longer before seeking treatment, incorrectly diagnosing themselves, and using incorrect medications.
Anyone can develop allergies at any point during their life. Children are no exception, even toddlers. Children may develop food allergies or eczema earlier in life, but it usually requires exposure to multiple pollen seasons, to develop allergic rhinitis.
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.
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