Services

Comprehensive Allergy Diagnosis

Effective treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis. We offer a range of tests to identify your specific allergic triggers.

Diagnostic Services Available:

• Skin Prick Testing (SPT): The most common and rapid method for identifying allergies to environmental triggers like pollen, dust mites, and pet dander.
• Blood Tests (Specific IgE): Measures allergy-related antibodies in the blood and is useful for patients who cannot undergo skin testing.
• Drug and Food Challenges: Supervised testing to determine whether specific medications or foods can be safely tolerated.
• Pulmonary Function Testing: Evaluates lung function and helps diagnose and monitor allergy-related asthma.

Conditions We Treat

We diagnose and manage a full spectrum of allergic conditions, including:

• Seasonal Allergies (Hay Fever/Rhinitis)
• Pet, Dust Mite & Mold Allergies
• Food Allergies
• Drug/Medication Allergies
• Venom/Stinging Insect Allergies
• Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis)
• Hives (Urticaria)

Immunotherapy: Long-Term Allergy Relief

If standard medications are not providing adequate relief, immunotherapy is a proven treatment that modifies the immune system's response to allergens for long-term relief.

Allergy Drops (Sublingual Immunotherapy – SLIT)

• Needle-free treatment taken under the tongue at home.
• Convenient and non-invasive.
• Gradually desensitizes the immune system to specific allergens.

Allergy Shots (Subcutaneous Immunotherapy – SCIT)

• The most established form of immunotherapy.
• Administered through supervised injections.
• Includes build-up and maintenance phases.
• Effective for seasonal, pet, dust mite, mold, and insect sting allergies.

Is Immunotherapy Right for You?

Immunotherapy may be suitable if you:

• Have persistent allergy symptoms despite medications.
• Want to reduce long-term reliance on allergy medicines.
• Cannot avoid specific allergens.
• Have allergy-related asthma.

Expected Results & Commitment

• Improvement may begin within 1–3 months, with significant results often seen after one year.
• Benefits can continue for years after completing treatment.
• Full treatment requires long-term commitment.
• Immunotherapy is generally well tolerated, and serious reactions are rare when administered in a controlled medical setting.