Food Allergy from John Ramey, MD

Food Allergy can be very dangerous. It is important to get allergy testing if you suspect a food allergy. Allergy testing can include skin allergy testing, and blood tests. The most worrisome allergy symptoms are the ones that occur immediately after eating the food, which can include shortness of breath, sweating, and feeling like your throat is closing.

Mold Allergies from John Ramey, MD

Mold Allergy can cause a variety of allergy symptoms. Mold, including black mold and other types of mold can be found indoors and outdoors. If you are having allergy symptoms, you should see an allergist, who may recommend allergy testing. If mold allergy is found, the source of mold will need to be found with mold testing.

What Causes Allergies from Joe Damore, md

Allergies, what causes them? This animated video reviews the pathophysiology of allergies, what causes them and why the symptoms occur. Food allergies, seasonal allergies and allergies to pollen all occur through a similar mechanism.

Peanut and Food Allergies in Children from Eddie Davis, MD

Dr. Eddie Davis, an allergist at the Ochsner Clinic, discusses peanut and other food allergies.

Hayfever from Adrian Morris, MBChB, DCH, MCFP

Dr. Adrian Morris, an allergy specialist in the UK, discusses hayfever.

Kids and Food Allergies from Clifford Bassett, MD

Dr. Clifford Bassett discusses food allergies in kids.

Allergy Testing from Clifford Bassett, MD

Dr. Clifford Bassett discusses allergies and testing for allergies.

Sinusitis from Sorrel Fagels, MD

Animated video on sinusitis.

Allergic Rhinitis from Sorrel Fagels, MD

This animated video discusses allergic rhinitis.