Patch testing is an essential investigation to identify specific allergens in allergic contact dermatitis.

A bite from the Lone Star tick can cause an allergy to red meat, known as the alpha-gal allergy.

Mast cell disorders occur when mast cells either are overabundant in number or over-reactive in nature.

There is a condition called nonallergic rhinitis that resembles nasal allergies, but is not a result of an immune response to an allergen.

Some people can have an adverse reaction to the cold on a summer day after eating ice cream or walking into a cool building.

As with all medical procedures, Botox has a risk of adverse reaction. While a true allergy to Botox is rare, some side effects can ensue.

Growing up with pets can help reduce allergic disorders in children.

Pollen of many flowering plants that depend on birds and bees for pollination tends to be non-allergic.

Adverse reactions to alcohol are common and diverse in etiology.

Some people, especially those with asthma and other allergies, tend to be sensitive or allergic to foods containing preservatives.

Everything from facial cleansers to eye shadows to perfume to hair dyes can trigger an allergic reaction – chronic contact dermatitis.

Asthma varies significantly in causes, age of onset, and severity. And exercise is a common asthma trigger.

Not all runny noses are caused by a common cold.

These two allergies may seem similar, but they aren’t exactly the same.

True sun allergy (solar urticaria) is fairly rare, but photosensitivity is not.

Wheat and gluten can be responsible for a myriad of health problems, anything from stomachaches to chronic fatigue to acne.

AERD is an extreme sensitivity to the most common pain relief medicines in the world known as NSAIDs.

Are you having difficulty swallowing food that results in poor growth, chronic chest pain, and vomiting (mostly in children)?

It’s that time of year again. Grass allergies are kicking off the summer allergy season, the second phase of nature’s pollination cycle.

Atopic dermatitis, often known as eczema, is a chronic skin condition caused by inflammation.