
Pollen is one of the most common triggers of seasonal allergies. Trees, weeds and grasses are the source of most pollens that cause allergic reactions. People with pollen allergies usually have symptoms of sneezing, coughing, runny nose, itchy or stuffy nose and swollen eyes.
One of the most common allergies in children and adults are pet allergies as 3 in 10 people with allergies have allergic reactions to cats and dogs. An allergy test completed by a Physician will expose what kind of pet dander someone is allergic to.


After eating a certain food, the immune system can have an abnormal reaction which most likely indicates that a food allergy is present. Some symptoms include; trouble breathing, digestive problems or rash / hives. Food allergies can be life threatening and should be taken seriously.
Most allergic reactions to drugs (medications) are not actually an allergy, but are side effects of the contents in the medication. Diagnosing a patient with a drug allergy is mostly based off the patient’s medical history and symptoms that occur when having a reaction. A skin test by a Physician can be done to identify the cause of the reaction.



One of the most common allergies in children and adults are pet allergies as 3 in 10 people with allergies have allergic reactions to cats and dogs. An allergy test completed by a Physician will expose what kind of pet dander someone is allergic to.

After eating a certain food, the immune system can have an abnormal reaction which most likely indicates that a food allergy is present. Some symptoms include; trouble breathing, digestive problems or rash / hives. Food allergies can be life threatening and should be taken seriously.

Most allergic reactions to drugs (medications) are not actually an allergy, but are side effects of the contents in the medication. Diagnosing a patient with a drug allergy is mostly based off the patient’s medical history and symptoms that occur when having a reaction. A skin test by a Physician can be done to identify the cause of the reaction.