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Back-to-School Checklist for Children with Allergies
It’s back-to-school season, which is an exciting time for children and parents alike. However, for the families of the almost 6 million children who suffer from food allergies, it can also be nerve-wracking. To help ease any anxiety for you and your child, it’s important to ensure you’re all prepared for the upcoming year. Understanding…
How Allergies Can Affect Senior Citizens
Though the majority of people develop their allergies in childhood, others experience allergies for the first time in older adulthood. Research has shown that roughly 5-10% of patients above 65 years have allergies and that the condition “often persists into older age and can occasionally make its initial appearance in the elderly.” Are Allergy Symptoms…
How to Manage Your Allergies While Camping
Summer is the prime time for camping. But if you have allergies, especially to pollen, you may need to do some extra preparation beyond just packing. In fact, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America reports that, “Pollen is one of the most common triggers of seasonal allergies.” We provide tips to help you prepare…
Breathe Better on Your Next Road Trip with These Allergy Tips
Is there any more classic summer fun than hitting the open road with your family or friends to visit The Historic Charleston City Market? Well, if you have allergies, you may be concerned about managing symptoms while on your road trip. Below we provide tips to help you breathe better while traveling. Wash Your Accessories…
What To Know About Pediatric Allergies
Pediatric allergies are a common health problem. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, approximately 7% of all children (5.2 million) were diagnosed with hay fever in 2018 alone. Types of Pediatric Allergies In addition to seasonal allergies, children can experience allergies to other airborne allergens like dust mites, mold and pet dander….
Charleston ENT & Allergy Celebrates 25 Years in the Lowcountry
Charleston ENT & Allergy is proud to celebrate 25 years of helping the Lowcountry breathe, taste, hear, and sleep better. Since 1997, Charleston ENT & Allergy has provided high-quality medical care to all age groups, treating ear, nose, throat, allergy, and head and neck conditions. While we have grown roots throughout the state for the…
What Is Allergy Fatigue and How Is It Treated?
When you think of allergy symptoms, you probably think of having congestion and a runny nose. However, some people with allergies experience another symptom that can interfere with their daily lives: fatigue. How Allergies Can Make You Tired There a number of ways in which allergies can make you feel more fatigued. These include: Interfering…
What Are Common Food Allergies and How Are They Treated?
Food allergies are very common. About 32 million people in the U.S. have food allergies, including 10.8% of all adults and 7.6% of children. Food Allergy Symptoms Symptoms of food allergies can vary from mild to severe. They usually develop quickly within minutes to two hours of consuming the allergen. Symptoms may include: Abdominal pain…
Is There a Link Between Allergies & Vertigo?
If you have allergies, you’re familiar with the common symptoms: itchy, watery eyes, congestion, runny nose, sneezing and scratchy throat. But did you know that your allergies can lead to dizziness and vertigo too? We review how allergies cause these symptoms and how you can find relief below. What Causes Allergies? Your immune system works…
These Plants May Be Affecting Your Allergies
If you have hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, you may experience symptoms such as itchy eyes, congestion, runny nose and sneezing when you’re outdoors. What you’re reacting to is most likely pollen from various plants. Below we review which plants found in South Carolina may be causing your allergy symptoms. Ragweed While there’s…