Allergy Partners Blog
Tips for Relieving “Winter Itch”
February 2, 2024
Stop Scratching & Embrace Smooth, Moisturized SkinDo you suffer from “winter itch”? Not to worry – you are not alone! Many of Allergy Partners’ patients experience the same skin discomfort in winter months due to the cold and dry weather. But there are …
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Fire Ant Allergies: What to Know
February 1, 2024
Helpful Tips from the Allergy Partners TeamIf you’re an Allergy Partners patient and find yourself dealing with fire ant allergies, you’re not alone. Although they may seem small and innocuous, these little critters can cause big problems when it comes …
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Flu Vaccine & Egg Allergy
January 29, 2024
It can be frightening and scary news when you or your loved one is diagnosed with an egg allergy. You educate yourself about ingredient lists, make sure you know safe versus unsafe foods, and always have your epinephrine injector close by. You become a …
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Xolair Receives FDA Approval for the Management of Food Allergies
January 18, 2024
We are excited to share groundbreaking news in the realm of food allergy treatment: the recent approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of Xolair (Omalizumab) for the management of food allergies. This milestone marks a significant advancemen …
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Practice Building: It Really Is Who You Know
January 5, 2024
While there are myriad ways to begin practicing in a new market, one consistent theme is the importance of getting to know your audiences. From patients to colleagues, a big part of having a thriving business is making (and nurturing) connections with …
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Negotiating an Employment Agreement
December 29, 2023
Taking stock of what matters most to you, personally and professionally, will help you hone in on key points.At first glance, reviewing a multi-page employment agreement can be daunting. While most of the language is generally boilerplate for the pract …
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Christmas Trees & Allergies
December 11, 2023
Tips for Decreasing Allergen ExposureThe holiday season is here, and with it comes the decorations—including Christmas trees! But for those who suffer from allergies, a real tree can potentially worsen symptoms, making the holidays more difficult to en …
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Winter Allergies & Dust Mites
November 29, 2023
Winter Allergies Why is my nose still congested and why am I still sneezing when all pollen is gone? If you have allergies, the answer is often an allergy to dust mites. Dust mites are microscopic bugs that typically live in warm, humid environments an …
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Trick or Treating with Food Allergies
October 23, 2023
Halloween Is Supposed to Be Fun and Just a Bit Scary. But for Children With Food Allergies and Their Families It Can Be Just Plain Scary.Food allergy affects an estimated 32 million Americans, including 5.6 million children under the age of 18. That’s …
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Fall Season Illnesses
October 4, 2023
Join Dr. McWilliams as We Discuss This Fall Season in a Very Different Time! Learn Some Basics of Differentiating Between Allergies, Common Cold, Flu, and COVID-19, as Well as Some Other Prevention Tips!
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