Allergies & Vaccinations
Are allergies a risk factor when getting vaccinations? As we navigate the coronavirus outbreak and the rapidly approaching flu season, it’s important to understand how allergies relate to vaccinations. Read more about allergies and vaccinations. Vaccine Allergies An allergic reaction can on rare occasions be caused by ingredients within a vaccine. The proteins most often implicated in vaccine allergies are egg and gelatin, with perhaps rare reactions to yeast or latex. However, allergic reactions to vaccines are...
Fall Allergies
Fall allergies are here! This time of the year is about enjoying the cooler weather and spending time with loved ones, but along with it comes fall allergies. From environmental allergens to food allergies, it’s important to know what to look out for throughout the autumn season. Fall Allergies in Houston The fall season causes different types of plant pollination than in the spring and summer. During this period of the pollination phase, you can expect more weed pollination than at other points in the year....
Back to School: Your Child’s Allergy and Asthma Care
Managing your child’s allergy and asthma care throughout COVID-19 is important, especially if they are headed back to school for in-person learning. Taking steps to make sure you and your child understand how to manage their allergies and asthma when they return to school is key to helping them stay healthy. Be Prepared Your child’s allergy and asthma care is important to ensure they stay healthy while at school. Work with an allergist to ensure your child’s allergy and asthma medications are up to...