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Your Guide to Allergy-Friendly Pets
Heading to the Atlanta Humane Society for a new dog or cat is an exciting experience. However, if you fall into the 10% to 20% of the global population with dog or cat allergies, you’ll…
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Can My Child Go to Camp if They Have Allergies?
Playing games, building friendships and possibly eating one too many s’mores is what summer camp is all about. If your kid has allergies, the idea of summer camp may feel a little worrisome, but it…
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What To Know About Antihistamines and Allergy Testing
With pollen blanketing Georgia, it’s a good time to take an allergy test. Finding out which allergens you’re sensitive to will help you manage your symptoms moving forward. When you schedule your allergy test, we’ll…
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Choosing Cosmetics When You Have Allergy-Prone Skin
An estimated 10% of people experience side effects, hypersensitivity or allergy-related irritation from certain cosmetics[1]. Whether you’re grabbing soap from Herb’N Eden or hitting up a local drugstore for makeup and skincare, knowing which products…
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How Does Spring Air Affect Sinus Health?
It’s time to shake off that cold winter air and embrace the scent of blooming flowers and leafy trees that spring brings. While many of us look forward to the new season, some people might…
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How Does Sublingual Immunotherapy Work?
Allergies can leave you congested, itchy and unable to taste your favorite Thanksgiving treats from Southern Baked Pie Company. Luckily, some effective treatments can help manage your symptoms for clearer breathing and tastier dishes this…
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How Climate Change Is Extending Fall Allergy Season in Georgia
For many people, the beginning of October marks the end of allergy season. Grass pollen is nearly or completely gone, and ragweed levels should be fading fast. But shifting weather patterns are changing that timeline.…
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How To Manage Indoor Allergy Triggers: Dust Mites, Pet Dander and Mold
When you come home from a long day at work, you want to sit down, relax and maybe watch a little TV. What you probably don’t like is coming home to an environment brimming with…
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Workplace Allergies: Protecting Your Health on the Job
When most people think about workplace hazards, they imagine heavy lifting, slips and falls. While physical injuries are common, research shows that more than 11 million workers in the United States encounter allergens, leading to…
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Allergies in Athletes: What To Know
When you’re one point away from victory at the Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, the last thing you want is to sneeze and miss the ball. Keeping allergies under control is one way to prevent this…
