All Allergy & Asthma Care

10/24/2022

Halloween and Allergies/Asthma
Do your kids enjoy a good scare on Halloween? Do they also suffer from allergies or asthma? It’s not the best idea to combine Halloween scares with allergy and asthma flares. Finding the right balance of fun and scary on Halloween for kids with allergies or asthma can be a challenge. Of course you want your kids to have a good time on Halloween. But you don’t want them to worry they’ll be exposed to something that could cause their symptoms to flare. Wheezing, itching, or sneezing is no fun, no matter the time of year. Below are five tips from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology for having fun while steering clear of allergy symptoms: Learn More here: https://allallergyandasthmacare.com/halloween-and-allergiesasthma/

Dr. Berlin is now retired. Former patients may request medical records at allergynurse@gmail.com

10/05/2022

Seasonal allergies and Covid-19 can cause several similar symptoms. With lots of Covid-19 cases around in the South Jersey area right at the peak of fall allergy season, here’s some information to help you figure out what’s making you suffer.

Seasonal allergies and Covid-19 can cause several similar symptoms. With lots of Covid-19 cases around in the South Jersey area right at the peak of fall allergy season, here’s some information to help you figure out what’s making you suffer. While Covid-19 usually causes muscle aches and fever,...

09/26/2022

Allergists are specially trained to find the source of your allergy and asthma symptoms and treat them so you can feel healthy. Once they’ve received their medical degree and have completed a 3-year residency program, allergists complete 2 or 3 years of fellowship training in asthma, allergy & immunology.

Always look for a board-certified and fellowship-trained allergist to find a doctor who is an expert in treating allergies and asthma. Why? Allergies and asthma are their entire focus, and they know all the best and latest treatments to help patients get control of their symptoms.

https://allallergyandasthmacare.com/when-youre-ready-to-stop-sneezing-itching-and-wheezing-its-time-for-an-allergist/

Dr. Berlin is now retired. Former patients may request medical records at allergynurse@gmail.com

09/09/2022

Back to School Is Far from Normal for Kids with Allergies and Asthma

Parents all over the country are concerned with what the beginning of the school year will look like for their children. Whether remote, in-person or a hybrid, parents of kids with allergies and asthma will need to make sure their child’s symptoms are under control. Students will have new protocols in place as they try to keep allergies and asthma under control
As cases of COVID-19 surge in many communities, parents are asking themselves how will they keep their child and their family safe. Adding allergies and asthma to the risks being faced adds
another layer of concern.

Here are 6 factors to consider as you prepare your child with allergies or asthma for a school
year that includes being in a classroom with other children.
1. Breathing well with a mask
2. Does your child have a fever? Stay home!
3. Allergy symptoms will likely not go away
4. Keep the flu away!
5. Bringing lunch to school
6. Have an allergy treatment plan

For more detail on each of these topics https://allallergyandasthmacare.com/back-to-school-is-far-from-normal-for-kids-with-allergies-and-asthma/

Dr. Berlin is now retired. Former patients may request medical records at allergynurse@gmail.com

08/31/2022

BACK TO SCHOOL WITH ALLERGIES AND ASTHMA

School is just around the corner. With all the excitement of new teachers, new classes, maybe even a new school, don’t forget to check off the following items that may pertain to your allergic or asthmatic child:

Prepare an Anaphylaxis Action Plan – and make sure your Epipen hasn’t expired!

Have an Asthma Action Plan – know what symptoms to recognize and the proper response.

Create a Food Allergy Statement & Action Plan – it’s best to develop a written plan with school staff and to learn how students with food allergies are kept safe.

Make sure all immunizations are up to date

Kids with allergies or asthma will also benefit from getting back into a good sleep schedule and learning healthy food choices so their nutritional needs are met and ready to power their brains and bodies into the new school year!

Have a great school year!

Dr. Berlin is now retired. Former patients may request medical records at allergynurse@gmail.com

05/02/2022

May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. There is no need to suffer with these conditions. A certified allergist is fellowship trained in the treatment of allergies and asthma and can help you live the life you want, so make an appointment to see Dr. Paul Berlin, and find relief!

Dr. Berlin is now retired. Former patients may request medical records at allergynurse@gmail.com

04/28/2022

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04/11/2022

Kids with food allergies shouldn’t miss out on getting chocolate bunnies in their Easter baskets anymore!

Does your child have a food allergy? Have you struggled to find chocolate Easter bunnies that don’t have the allergen in its ingredients? How about making chocolate bunnies at home? You can find many varieties of allergen free melting chocolate in stores or on the internet. Once you’ve got that, pick up some chocolate molds and get started! No need to worry – you can make bunnies that are peanut, soy, tree nut, egg, milk, wheat, gluten or sesame free! And if you also want to make allergen free white chocolate, here’s a recipe:

03/30/2022

If you’re sneezing, have a stuffy or runny nose, experiencing itchy or watery eyes or a sore throat, you’re probably aware that spring allergy season has begun, and the trees are already producing lots of pollen.

Tree pollen levels are already high in the South Jersey/Philadelphia region. If you have asthma that is triggered by allergies, you may also have symptoms of wheezing, a feeling of tightness in the chest, difficulty breathing, or coughing. But there’s no reason for you to suffer! Dr. Berlin can help you find out which allergens trigger your symptoms and discuss treatments to make you feel better and put the spring back in your step!

Appointments are available in both our Turnersville and Mullica Hill offices. Please call 856.262.9200 and we’ll be happy to schedule your visit.

If you’re sneezing, have a stuffy or runny nose, experiencing itchy or watery eyes or a sore throat, you’re probably aware that spring allergy season has begun, and the trees are already producing lots of pollen. Tree pollen levels are already high in the South Jersey/Philadelphia region. If you...

03/08/2022

Spring allergies, also called seasonal allergic rhinitis, affect as many as 30 percent of adults and up to 40 percent of children. Common symptoms include sneezing, stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, Itchy or watery eyes, and fatigue. If your asthma is triggered by allergies, you also may have symptoms of wheezing, a tight feeling in the chest, difficulty breathing or coughing.

Spring allergies, also called seasonal allergic rhinitis, affect as many as 30 percent of adults and up to 40 percent of children. Common symptoms include sneezing, stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, Itchy or watery eyes, and fatigue. If your asthma is triggered by allergies, you also may have sympt...

02/08/2022

Got a Valentine with Allergies or Asthma?

Hitting just the right note with a romantic gesture on Valentine’s Day is challenging enough – but getting it right with a valentine who suffers from allergies and asthma can be especially difficult. With millions of Americans having allergies or asthma, cupid’s bow is bound to hit someone who suffers from either allergies or asthma - or both!

Hitting just the right note with a romantic gesture on Valentine’s Day is challenging enough – but getting it right with a valentine who suffers from allergies and asthma can be especially difficult. With millions of Americans having allergies or asthma, cupid’s bow is bound to hit someone who...