What is an Allergist? Allergist is another word for “Allergy Doctor.”
Allergy medications may help in the short-term, but your symptoms will return as soon as you stop taking them. If you want a lasting solution, see an allergist about desensitization therapy. Desensitization therapy gradually exposes your body to the things it is most allergic to such as dust, mold, pollen and pet dander. Extracts of these allergens are mixed into a saline solution and delivered through allergy shots or, more conveniently, through under-the-tongue allergy drops. Before long, your body learns to stop overreacting to these allergens, signaling an end to irritating allergy symptoms such as hay fever, asthma, sinus infections and eczema.
Allergist Stuart Agren, M.D. opened the Family Allergy Clinic in 1985 to help patients who were not responding to traditional allergy treatment programs. He has treated thousands of patients using under-the-tongue allergy drops. The drops can be taken in the comfort of home. They work faster than shots (most patients start seeing results within the first couple months) and they are safer. With their convenience and low risk, oral drops are perfect for adults’ and kids’ allergies.
Dr. Agren graduated from Tulane Medical School. He has served as an adjunct faculty member at Arizona State University and as a medical director for numerous corporations including TRW, McDonnell Douglas, and Stauffer Chemical.
Call today for a free allergist consultation at 480-827-9945. (Toll free: 1-877-276-3393)
