Category Archives: Allergies
Can peanut allergy be prevented by introducing peanut early?
The question of when to introduce peanut is one that many of my patients and friends ask me. I asked myself the same question when I had my first baby girl. At the time, I was completing a fellowship in allergy/immunology….
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Household indoor pollution linked to lung problems!
By Faith Huang, M.D. According to a study by Dr. Raj Kumar, titled “The Association of Household Air Pollution with Allergic Respiratory Diseases in Children” that was recently presented at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) Annual…
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‘Tis the season for Postnasal Drip!
Written by Faith Huang, M.D. Adapted from article by Dr. Harold Katz Postnasal drip tends to crop up during the holiday season—for many reasons! Postnasal drip is when mucus runs down the back of your nose to your throat. Normally,…
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‘Tis the season: beware of nuts in alcoholic beverages!
By Faith Huang This holiday season, it is important to be aware of food allergens that can pop up in unexpected places if you have food allergy to peanuts or tree nuts! I recently came across a nice article written…
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6 Ways to Keep Exercising With Allergies
By Faith Huang, Exercising with allergies can be a challenge, but here are some tips on how you can incorporate your workout into your day. Know what triggers your allergies! It’s helpful to see a board certified allergist to get…
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