Allergies

  • A close-up of colorful mold spores on a dark surface, showcasing clusters of green, yellow, and brown growths with fuzzy textures.

    Ask the Allergist: Addressing Mold After Major Flooding

    Dr. Michael Blaiss answers the Ask the Allergist question: What should people with mold allergy do following flooding? Are there treatments that can help?

  • An older man wearing a black suit and white shirt speaks on camera. A caption identifies him as Don Bukstein, MD, an allergist and immunologist at Allergy Asthma Sinus Center, Wisconsin, and a member of the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.

    Partnerships in Shared Decision Making

    Dr. Don Bukstein reviewed the prevalence/economic impact of allergic rhinitis (AR), also known as hay fever, and shared decision making for AR.

  • A young boy wearing glasses and a blue shirt is intently looking at a smartphone. He is seated against a plain white background, focused on the device he holds in both hands.

    Ask the Allergist: Cellphones and Nickel Allergy

    Dr. Purvi Parikh answers the Ask the Allergist question: will nickel in cell phones cause my skin to break out if I have a…

  • Close-up of a person's skin showing redness and irritation. A magnifying glass is held over the area, highlighting the texture and details of the affected skin on the individual's side.

    Ask the Allergist: Pinpointing the Cause of Hives

    Ask the Allergist answers the question: How do I find the cause of my hives?

  • A person wearing red and white gloves is installing or removing an air filter from a ventilation system. The filter appears to be slightly dirty, indicating use. The background shows parts of the ventilation unit.

    Filter Facts: How Air Cleaners Help

    Wondering what air cleaners are all about – and if one will help your family breathe easier at home?

  • An arm undergoing an allergy test is shown with various small droplets applied to the skin and markings beside each droplet.

    5 Myths About Allergy Testing

    Learn about some of the myths of allergy testing.

  • A person in a gray beanie exhales visible breath in the cold air. They wear a dark jacket, and snowflakes are falling around them. The background is a soft, blurred blue-gray, suggesting a wintery atmosphere.

    Ask the Allergist: Can You Really be Allergic To the Cold?

    Dr. Janna Tuck answers the Ask the Allergist question: I experience hives whenever I go outside in freezing weather or dip into cold water.…

  • A close-up of white pills arranged in a circle around the word "Penicillin" on a blue surface. Each pill is marked with "PVK 250.

    Five Things You Need to Know About Penicillin Allergy

    If you think you’re allergic to penicillin, get tested; allergists say it’s not always a lifelong condition.

  • A person's arm is undergoing allergy testing, with several numbered spots marked on the skin. A dropper carefully places a red liquid on one spot while a stethoscope lies in the background.

    Ask the Allergist: Allergy Retesting

    Dr. Brian Martin answers the Ask the Allergist question: My allergist wants to retest me for allergies. How often do I need to be…

  • A hand is turning a car key in the ignition of a vehicle, with a close-up view of the steering wheel and dashboard.

    Going Somewhere? Don’t Let Asthma, Allergies Spoil Your Trip

    Car travel provides greater control over your environment than other types of transportation — a plus for those with asthma or allergies.

  • A group of five friends walking outdoors, smiling and casually dressed. Two men and two women have their arms around each other, while one woman covers her face playfully. They are on a paved path with grassy areas and trees in the background.

    Going to College With Food and Latex Allergies

    Allergy & Asthma Network offers the tips on preparing for college life with life-threatening allergies.

  • A hotel room door is slightly open, revealing a cozy, allergy-friendly interior with a neatly made bed and a lit bedside lamp. A key is inserted in the door lock with a white tag displaying the number 206.

    Hotel options for people with allergies

    Demand has been growing in recent years for health-conscious and environmentally friendly hotels.

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Allergies

Allergy & Asthma Network publishes content on issues regarding environmental and food allergies. Yet our understanding of what causes allergies and effective treatments is always evolving. Get the latest news and updates on allergies, check out our latest webinars on allergies, and learn about allergy research and how you can get involved.