🤔 Why Cockroach Allergy Matters in Charleston High Humidity & Old Homes: Our coastal humidity and historic neighborhoods can harbor hidden infestations in cracks, kitchens, and basements. Indoor Allergen: Unlike seasonal pollens, cockroach allergens circulate READ MORE
🐶 Dog Allergy in Charleston: What You Need to Know 🐶 By John Ramey, MD, National Allergy & ENT As much as we love our four‑legged friends, dog dander can trigger sneezing, congestion, and itchy READ MORE
🍂 Weed Pollen Season in Charleston: What You Need to Know 🍂 By John Ramey, MD, National Allergy & ENT As summer winds down and the Lowcountry shifts toward fall, a new group of allergens READ MORE
🌱 When Is Grass Pollen Season? Onset: Late April, as cool‑season grasses give way to warm‑season varieties. Peak: May through early July—when Bermuda, Bahia, and other common turf grasses release the bulk of their pollen. READ MORE
Prescriptions prices are high, and many people believe that having insurance will help them get the best price possible. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Here are a few tips to ensure you get READ MORE
Peanut allergy is one of the most common food allergies in the United States, especially in children. According to Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE), approximately 1 in 13 children have peanut allergy. It is READ MORE
This past Sunday, March 20, was the first official day of spring. This means it is officially seasonal allergy season. While some people can simply take an antihistamine every now and then, others need a READ MORE
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently released their annual report on the allergy capitals of the United States. This report includes a list of the most challenging cities to live in with seasonal READ MORE
Each year it seems as though pollen begins to become a problem earlier and earlier. It is the beginning of March, and already the pollen count is in the moderate to high levels for both READ MORE
Allergy testing is the first necessary step to finding relief when suffering with allergy symptoms. Here in Charleston, many people who have never experienced these symptoms before may begin to encounter them for the first READ MORE
