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Learn more about allergy and asthma on my practice website. You will also find information about our Allergy Staff, Office Locations and Phone Numbers:

 www.allergists-asthma.com

 

Call our downtown Chicago for an appointment if you work or live near the Loop. We are at 25 East Washington ste#1329, across the street from Macy's (entance off of Wabash or Washington). The phone number is 312-332-4292.

 

Here are two other informative sites where I post articles.

 

MyAllergyNetwork

 MyAsthmaCentral

 

 

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Tuesday
Apr122011

New Posting About Drug Reactions: Allergic or Not?

Drug reactions are very common in this world of pill seeking societies. Adverse drug reactions can be classified into two major categories: Allergic type and Non-allergic.

The allergic type and can be life threatening and hence, should be identified and avoided. This means the drug should not be taken again. Furthermore, similar drugs should be avoided because they may also trigger the same reaction.

The most common allergic drug reactions are to antibiotics. Penicillin based drugs head the list, in part, because they are so widely prescribed. Fortunately, penicillin testing is available and may identify whether a person has allergic sensitivity.

Learn much more about allergic and non-allergic drug reactions!

Friday
Apr012011

Homewood Rotary Club and Ingalls Health System Annual Health Fair!

Maintaining good health is a challenge for all of us these days. Our busy and stressful lives are not conducive to healthy eating and behavior (regular exercise) in many cases. If you are like me you have periods of healthy living, often interrupted by periods of unhealthy living, but we try.

An important component of the formula for good health is regular doctor check-ups and screening exams. If you like the convenience of "one-stop shopping" you will love this health fair. There are a multitude of booths that offer exams that cover ailments from head to foot. This also includes common blood tests, EKGs, hearing tests, and guys, prostate exams. Okay, someone chase down the guys and bring them back to this posting.

Seriously, you should come to this event, and come early because it is very popular. If you live far away (but not too far) get an early start and make a day trip out of it. You will not be disappointed.

I will be there from 10:30 to 1:30, reading skin test results and providing allergy information. Oh, did I mention that more than 90% of the fair is free? You can be screened at my booth, for some environmental allergy triggers, for no charge. Can you beat this offer anywhere else on Sunday April 10th?

Hope to see you there!