What is Sublingual Immunotherapy
Allergies occur when the body mistakenly identifies a harmless substance-- such as dust mites or pollen-- as a threat and reacts to it with an immune response. Individuals with allergies…
Allergies and the Voice
Most people associate allergies with the classic symptoms seen on commercials: itchy, watery eyes; runny nose; and sneezing. However, far more often, allergies present subtly, and in a way that…
New Sublingual Allergy Tablets
In April, 2014, the FDA approved the first three sublingual (under the tongue) tablets for specific allergens. Patients with specific allergies to grasses and/or ragweed may consider this sublingual alternative…