Posts by Ariana Salazar:
Let’s Get Serious About Seasonal Allergies
Grass pollen isn’t the only trigger for seasonal allergies, but it’s one that asthma patients and parents of children with asthma should be aware of. Summer is peak season for grass pollen, which is a leading cause of hay fever and asthma attacks for those with allergic asthma. 24 million Americans suffer from asthma, 6 […]
- Posted on: Jul 10 2019
Everything You Need to Know About Summer Allergies
Spring is over and that time of the year when everyone is happy and vibrant is fast approaching. Welcome to summer, the season of camping, drinking, swimming, and hiking. However, one thing makes the season to be a health hazard; allergies. April showers and May flowers are almost gone and what is left, sneezing all […]
- Posted on: Jul 5 2019
Cold or Allergies? The Similarities and Differences
Many people around the country are misinformed about their symptoms by online message boards and social media posts. Many people are attempting to shorten their “cold” when, in fact, they are simply experiencing allergies. On the other hand, many people are taking allergy pills or running to allergy and asthma specialists, when they should be […]
- Posted on: Jul 2 2019
Is It Time To See An Allergy Doctor?
Sneeze, cough, cough, blow your nose, rinse and repeat again. Does this sound like your life lately? If so, maybe what you’re wrestling with is not just a common cold. Perhaps it’s time to make an appointment with an allergy doctor. You might think: But I’ve never had allergies. Or: I feel too sick for […]
- Posted on: Jun 18 2019
4 Asthma Tips For National Asthma Month
May is National Asthma Month, and more people than you probably think suffer from this condition. In fact, asthma affects more than 24 million people in the U.S., including more than 6 million children. This May, take advantage of National Asthma Month to learn a little bit more about how you can manage your asthma […]
- Posted on: May 31 2019
When Should I See an ENT (Ear, Nose Throat) Doctor?
Seeing an ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) Doctor There are many reasons someone might consider seeing an ENT. ENT doctors commonly are known as asthma doctors, allergy doctors, and they help with illness such as strep throat and other common bugs. When people get sick, it is often tempting to just tough it out and not […]
- Posted on: May 26 2019
How to Get Your Kid Excited about Allergy Drops
When you’re a parent you know just how big of a push and pull life can be with kids of all different ages. Whether you still have toddlers or if your kids are a little bit older, it can be hard to get them to do the basics like brush their teeth and do their […]
- Posted on: May 15 2019
A Common Cold or Allergies? How to Know the Difference
Allergies affect over 50 million people every single year in the United States alone, and they need to be addressed or they will only worsen over time. Allergies come in different types, such as sinusitis, which affects around 37 million Americans annually, ragweed, which affects around 10% – 20% of the population, and more, and […]
- Posted on: Apr 24 2019
Signs It’s Time to See An ENT
What is an ENT? An ENT, or ear, nose and throat specialist, is a doctor who specializes in otolaryngology, a medical field that addresses issues affecting ear, nose and throat. The easiest place to find an ENT is at your allergy clinic. What does an ENT do? ENT specialists typically treat common conditions including allergies, […]
- Posted on: Apr 22 2019
The Relationship Between Your Sinuses and Your Teeth
This entry was posted on Monday, December 18th, 2017 and is filed under Blog by AENT Associates You wake up from a night of restless sleep to a persistent pounding in your cheek and temples. As you move to sit up, your dull headache starts to sharpen, and before you know it, the pain has […]
- Posted on: Dec 18 2017
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