In this article: If pollen season has ended and you’re still battling allergies, the offender could be dust. Dust allergy symptoms can mimic those of seasonal allergies and don’t just happen at certain times of the year or only outdoors. Unfortunately, because dust allergies are triggered by dust mites and other indoor allergens, you may […]
In this article: If you’ve been experiencing an eczema breakout and you’re not quite sure what’s triggering it, you may be wondering whether allergies cause eczema flare-ups. The answer is yes; allergies can prompt an eczema flare-up due to exposure to pollen, dust mites, pet dander and other allergens. In this article, we’ll take a […]
In this article: Sneezing, runny nose, itchy or watery eyes, congestion, coughing – these mold allergy symptoms are similar to those of seasonal allergies. Unfortunately, unlike seasonal allergies which typically occur only during certain times of the year, mold allergies can affect you all year round. In this article, we’ll address causes of mold allergies, […]
In this article: If you have allergies and you’re experiencing a hives breakout, you may be dealing with redness, swelling and itchy welts on your skin. Moderate to severe itching is one of the most annoying symptoms of hives caused by allergies, and it can disrupt your sleep and impact your daily life. At Raleigh […]
In this article: When most people get stung by an insect, what often follows is redness, swelling, itching or other minor symptoms. But for those with an insect sting allergy, much more severe reactions can occur. Recognizing these allergic reactions early can prevent potentially life-threatening consequences. At Raleigh Adult Medicine, we want you to know […]
Colds and hay fever are unwelcome visitors any time of year, but during allergy season, these conditions seem to ramp up and make your life extremely uncomfortable. The fatigue, stuffiness and sneezing make you miserable, but how can you be sure if these are coming from allergic rhinitis (more commonly called “hay fever”) or a cold? […]