Use these five ways to limit the sneezing and remain productive at work For allergy sufferers, summer is the season of finding ways to avoid allergies, whether at home or on the daily commute—at least until you head indoors and find that cherished air conditioning that is. But not so fast. What may be seen
Read More…Traveling with allergies requires a lot of planning. This summer, leave your worries (and all the pollen and ragweed) to us and put your mind at ease. We’ve compiled a list of the top places to travel if you have allergies, so you can breathe free and be free. Utah As one of the top
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Don’t forget to consider your allergies when traveling this spring. We understand. It’s easy to get lost in packing and planning, but an allergy attack can derail any potential fun. So here are some tips for maximizing your time, with or without allergens.
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The beginning of Spring is still fresh but many allergy sufferers are reluctant to go outside and enjoy the sunshine. And why blame them? Allergy symptoms like itchiness, sneezing, congestion, and watery eyes don’t translate well to fun outdoors or even inside the home. But there are steps those with allergies can take to decrease
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If you suffer from sinus allergies, you should know the holidays harbor its own brand of histamine triggers that can impact you at any time. Each year, cooler temperatures coupled with a full lineup of get-togethers in uncontrolled spaces can present a unique range of allergen-filled environments. With all the doors and windows closed, heating
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Has snoring been a lifelong problem for you, keeping you or others nearby awake? You might have tried multiple remedies to fix this externally, but have you considered the Pillar Procedure? This particular method may turn patients off by seeming invasive, but it is actually a safe and effective treatment that can help you stop
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The Basics What is sleep apnea, you may ask, and how do I treat it if I have it? Well, not everyone who snores suffers from sleep apnea, but most people with sleep apnea do snore. Sleep apnea is a breathing disorder in which a person goes through episodes of shallow breathing, or completely stopping
Read More…Call it "stuffy love," that feeling when you love your pet so much but can’t stop feeling congested, itchy, or sneezy in their presence. It’s nothing they did. You’re just allergic. What can you do? Besides making an appointment with an ENT specialist, there are some adjustments that make life better at home while still
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