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What is an Allergy?
Allergies happen when your immune system overreacts to substances called allergens. When this happens your body releases a chemical called histamines, and you starts to develop a variety of uncomfortable symptoms.
Common Allergens can be described as:
-Dust Mites: Tiny creatures found in bedding and carpets.
-Pet dander: Proteins found in animals dander and fur.
-Mold & Mildew: Indoor mold grows in damp areas.
-Grass & Tress Pollen: Trees and grass produces pollen which can be carried in the wind, people and pets.
Give us a call to today to schedule an evaluation and find the best treatment plan designed to train your immune system & overcome your allergies.
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