Texas Allergy Group

Testing to determine if an individual has a penicillin allergy.

Specific testing for allergens related to occupational exposure.

Immunotherapy treatment administered via injection to help reduce allergic reactions.

Alternative treatments for allergies, including sublingual (under the tongue) methods.

A therapy for patients with aspirin sensitivity, particularly those with nasal polyps and asthma.

Treatment methods to reduce allergic reactions to insect stings or bites.

Education program for asthma management.

Therapies that utilize monoclonal antibodies to treat various conditions, including chronic allergies.

Imaging study to evaluate sinus diseases related to allergies.

A diagnostic procedure involving direct viewing of nasal passages and structures.

A treatment approach to help patients gradually build tolerance to food allergens.

Used to rule out food or drug allergy when all other tests have been done showing a low risk of developing a clinical reaction. Indicated in a supervi...

Challenge test involving the consumption of food to identify allergies.

Allergy Shot, Allergy Drop & Allergy Tablet

Immunoglobulin or antibody replacement therapy is indicated for use in several conditions of antibody deficiency, a form of primary immunodeficiency t...

Lung function test is used to see how well your lungs work by looking at how much air volume they can hold and how fast you can move air out of your l...

Provides evaluation and treatment for eczema and related skin conditions, emphasizing the control of allergic inflammation and infections.

A process of inducing temporary unresponsiveness to the allergic drug. This involves introducing small amounts of the allergic drug with increasing do...

A test that measures the concentration of nitric oxide in the exhaled breath, used to assess inflammation in the lungs.

Referrals to pulmonologists for severe asthma treatment.

A testing method to identify allergies mediated by immune cells not shown in other tests.