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Allergy Treatment
Learn the basics of how doctor treat both emergency allergic reactions and normal allergies here. Allergy treatments to live a healthier life.
Sinus Infection Causes and Risk Factors
What can cause a short-term or long-term case of sinus infection? We review both. Learn how to avoid the risk of developing an infection in this section.
Sinus Infection Treatment
Acute and chronic sinus infections are treated differently. More on common treatment methods, plus tips on how to prevent sinusitis here.
Asthma Diagnosis
Who do you see to diagnose asthma? And what diagnostic tests can you expect. Click here to learn how to get a correct asthma diagnosis.
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Health Buzz: FDA Banning Common Asthma Inhaler
FDA Banning Inhaler Over Environmental Concerns
Identifying triggers is key to managing allergies, Muskegon doctor says
Dr. Ramona Kwapiszewski is a family practice physician at Muskegon Family Care's Getty Street Clinic. She has specialty training in blood testing to diagnose allergies.
Allergies? Tuesday mold count called ‘dangerously high’
If you’re feeling sniffly, sneezy, headachy or run down Tuesday, you’re not alone, and there’s good reason: Chicago’s mold count is sky high.
Seasonal allergy sufferers on the rise
For a seasonal allergy sufferer, the sight of increasing numbers of combines working in the corn and bean fields spells long days of watery eyes and sneezing.