What Are Allergies?
Allergies occur when your immune system overreacts to substances like dust, food, pollen, or medication. Symptoms can be mild or severe, and often mimic cold, cough, or rashes making them hard to diagnose without proper testing.
Common Allergy Types We Diagnose & Treat
Dust & Pollen Allergy
Sneezing, blocked nose, itchy eyes
Food Allergies
Stomach pain, rashes, swelling, or nausea after certain foods
Skin Allergies
Itching, eczema, contact dermatitis, urticaria
Pet Allergies
Breathing trouble or rash around dogs/cats
Medication Reactions
Rash, breathing issues, or hives after medicines
Mold or Moisture
Chronic cough, throat irritation, watery eyes
When to See an Allergy Specialist
- Frequent sneezing or nasal blockage
- Itchy, red, or watery eyes
- Rashes or skin bumps that come and go
- Stomach upset after specific foods
- Unexplained breathing issues or dry cough
- Worsening in a particular season, home, or after meals
Our Allergy Testing Methods
Blood Test (IgE Panel)
Food, pollen, mold, or pet allergen response
Skin Prick Test
Painless test for common allergens (dust, pollen, mites)
Elimination Diet Support
Identify food triggers through supervised exclusion
Symptom Review + Environmental Study
Diagnosis from lifestyle and space‑based patterns
Treatment & Relief Plans
- 🌿 Antihistamines & corticosteroids (safe dosing)
- 💨 Nebulization for respiratory allergy relief
- 💉 Immunotherapy (in selected cases)
- 🩹 Topical creams for skin reactions
- 🍲 Food avoidance charts & diet reintroduction
- 🧼 Environmental allergen control strategies
FAQs.
Not at all. Skin tests are simple and involve small, harmless pricks. Blood tests are standard.
No. Once triggers are identified and managed, many patients reduce or stop meds.
Yes, we offer child-safe testing options for food, milk, nuts, and more.