Allergy Partners Of Phoenix

A program aimed at infants at risk of food allergies, designed to prevent severe allergic reactions, particularly in those with eczema or egg allergie...

Oral immunotherapy (OIT) is a treatment option for food-allergic patients that provides an alternative to complete avoidance of the food in question. ...

A treatment that can raise a person’s allergy threshold and reduce the risk of reactions in the event of accidental food ingestion.

Medication prescribed to treat infections.

Medications that help alleviate mild allergy symptoms.

Biologics are advanced injectable medications using monoclonal antibodies to treat allergic diseases. Common biologics include Xolair, Fasenra, Nucala...

Testing typically involves a series of skin tests with very small quantities of purified venom from common stinging insects. In certain cases, additio...

An imaging technique used to identify polyps or other structural issues in the nose and sinuses.

Adjustments to diet as part of treatment for managing laryngopharyngeal reflux disease.

A biologic targeting an immune signal called ‘alarmin’ that activates various immune pathways involved in severe asthma.

Diagnostic testing to assess symptoms of LPR, including a pH monitoring system.

Testing to identify inherited immune issues.

A specialized test to assess reflux and its impact on respiratory conditions.

Vaccines to prevent infections.

Allergy shots are a great treatment option for patients who would like to reduce their reliance on medications over the long term.

Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) introduces small doses of allergens under the tongue daily and is offered in two forms, tablets and drops.

An alternative approach to immunotherapy, cluster immunotherapy consists of nine weekly sessions where patients receive 1 to 3 doses of immunotherapy ...

Immunoglobulin therapy for patients with immune deficiencies.

Helps desensitize patients to the foods they are allergic to by giving them small quantities of the food allergen to ingest every day.

Venom immunotherapy (VIT) uses purified bee venom or fire ant extract. Through a series of injections, immunotherapy helps the immune system build a t...

A treatment involving the administration of antibodies to boost the immune system.

Changes in lifestyle recommended to help manage symptoms of LPR.

Various breathing tests are important ways in determining the cause of cough, wheeze, and shortness of breath.

Common allergy medication treatments include decongestants, antihistamines, nasal corticosteroids, leukotriene modifiers, and nasal antihistamines.

Pharmaceuticals prescribed to alleviate symptoms of laryngopharyngeal reflux.

Leukotriene modifiers are oral medications that can help manage both allergies and mild asthma symptoms in children. They work by blocking the effects...

A biologic treatment targeting survival signals for eosinophils, useful for asthma and other eosinophil-related diseases.

Nasal corticosteroids are highly effective in reducing inflammation in the nasal passages, and providing relief from congestion, sneezing, and itching...

a treatment method for relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure.

A patient is given small incremental amounts of a suspected food in the safety of our office and monitored for reactions.

A medication that stimulates the production of white blood cells to fight infections.

Lung function tests, also called pulmonary function tests or PFTs, check how well your lungs are functioning. These tests determine how much air your ...

Practices recommended to minimize the risk of infection.

Patch testing is a type of allergy test that identifies allergens that cause contact dermatitis. This is a straightforward test in which a suspected a...

Test to determine specific allergens causing angioedema.

A tiny amount of liquid containing suspected food is placed on the skin of your arms or back, and the skin is then lightly scratched to detect allergi...

Stronger medications used for severe cases of angioedema.

Early use of steroids within the first hours after a sting can also be helpful, especially to stings around the face, head, and neck.

Various diagnostic tests to determine allergens causing the symptoms, including skin testing and blood testing.

Personalized planning for managing allergy symptoms and responses.

Following the evaluation and testing, we'll provide a comprehensive diagnosis and implement a personalized treatment plan that will deliver relief.