That’s where the Family Allergy Clinic comes in. Our oral allergy drops can teach your immune system to stop overreacting to wheat products, allowing you to eat more wheat and feel good, too.

Just a few drops of oral serum under your tongue every day is all that it takes. The majority of patients achieve relief from food allergy symptoms in just a few months and can then continue on maintenance serum.

The serum works for adults’ and kids’ allergies (as young as infants). In the words of one of our patient’s mothers, “I now have a happy 4-year-old who can eat any wheat product. The allergy serum changed my daughter’s life.”

We also offer relief for other food allergies, including wheat allergies and milk allergies.

• Life-threatening anaphylaxis
• Stomach problems (gas, cramping, diarrhea)
• Skin problems (eczema, hives)
• Headaches
• Respiratory problems

But at the Family Allergy Clinic, there’s hope. We offer a treatment known as sublingual immunotherapy that can help milk allergy sufferers incorporate milk into their diet without compromising their health. It starts with a serum containing extracts of milk proteins. Patients can take the serum sublingually (under-the-tongue) so it can absorb into the bloodstream through special cells in the mouth, gradually desensitizing the body to milk proteins.

The program is safe for adults’ and kids’ allergies (as young as infants). Sublingual immunotherapy has been used since the mid-1980s for pollen allergies. Recent research, including high-profile studies at Duke and Cambridge Universities, has shown the sublingual allergy drops to be a safe, effective treatment for food allergies as well.

We also offer relief for other food allergies, including egg allergies and wheat allergies.

But there’s a better option, and it’s available through the Family Allergy Clinic. The treatment (known as sublingual immunotherapy) starts with oral allergy drops that contain extracts of egg proteins. The allergy drops absorb into the bloodstream through special cells in the mouth, gradually desensitizing the body to eggs.

Egg allergies can cause skin reactions (hives, eczema), gastrointestinal problems (gas, diarrhea, cramping, vomiting), and respiratory symptoms (wheezing, coughing, hay fever). But with oral allergy drops, most patients are able to re-introduce eggs back into their diet without all of those irritating side effects.

Oral allergy drops have been used since the mid-1980s for treating pollen allergies. Recent research, including high-profile studies at Duke and Cambridge Universities, has shown that the drops are effective for food allergies, too. They are all-natural and safe for adults’ and kids’ allergies (including infants).

We also offer relief for other food allergies, including wheat allergies and milk allergies.

But there’s an easy solution for Arizonans at the Family Allergy Clinic where allergy sufferers can get rid of their symptoms with just a few drops of oral allergy serum a day.  The treatment relies on immunotherapy— the only treatment proven to fix the underlying allergic disease instead of just the symptoms.

Some allergy doctors offer immunotherapy in the form of allergy shots, but it’s safer and works faster when delivered through oral allergy drops.   The drops absorb into the bloodstream through specialized cells in the mouth, gradually desensitizing the body to allergens in the environment.  Unlike pills, inhalers and nasal sprays, allergy drops offer a lasting solution—not just a temporary band-aid for symptoms.

Allergy doctor Stuart H. Agren, M.D. opened the Family Allergy Clinic in 1985 and has since helped rid more than 15,000 patients of symptoms including hay fever, ear infections, sinus infections, hives and eczema, asthma, allergic fatigue and headaches.

The program also works for food allergies.  Oral food serum drops can help desensitize patients to 59 different food allergies including wheat, eggs, soy, rice, dairy and various fruits and vegetables.)

If you’re tired of medications that never seem to fix your Scottsdale allergy troubles, the Family Alllergy Clinic offers immunotherapy—the only treatment proven to fix the underlying allergic disease instead of just the symptoms.

Immunotherapy can be administered through allergy shots, or more conveniently, through sublingual (under-the-tongue) allergy drops that can be taken in the comfort of home.  Immunotherapy desensitizes your body to allergens in the environment so you stop reacting to them in ways that compromise your health.

Allergist Stuart H. Agren, M.D. started the Family Allergy Clinic in 1985 to help residents of Scottsdale and surrounding areas overcome hay fever, hives and eczema, asthma, allergic fatigue and headaches, ear and sinus infections and more.   Since then, Dr. Agren has helped more than 15,000 patients overcome their pollen and food allergies with easy, at-home administration of oral allergy drops.

The program works great for kids’ allergies because it is so simple and safe. (Unlike allergy shots, it presents no significant risk of anaphylactic reaction).

The program also works for food allergies.  Oral food serum drops can help desensitize patients to 59 different food allergies including wheat, eggs, soy, rice, dairy and various fruits and vegetables.)

Dr. Agren found the perfect solution in a treatment known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT).    Like shots, SLIT treats the underlying allergic disease—not just the symptoms—but instead of requiring patients to take their allergy serum through painful allergy shots, SLIT allows patients to take their serum as under-the-tongue allergy drops.  SLIT can be taken at home because it is not associated with the same risk of anaphylactic reaction as shots.

Dr. Agren has helped rid more than 15,000 patients of miserable allergy symptoms including, hives and eczema, asthma, hay fever, chronic cough, ear and sinus infections, headaches, allergic fatigue, and more.  The treatment works extremely well for kids’ allergies because it is so safe and easy to administer.

But there’s a solution at the Family Allergy Clinic near Gilbert, and it’s as easy as a few allergy drops under your tongue.  Since 1985, allergist Stuart H. Agren, M.D. has used a treatment known as sublingual immunotherapy to bring relief to adults’ and kids’ allergies in the Gilbert area.  The treatment works much the same as allergy shots with a healing allergy serum that desensitizes the body to allergens in the environment.  But instead of being administered through shots, the serum is given as under-the-tongue drops that absorb into the bloodstream through special cells in the mouth.

Dr. Agren has successfully treated more than 15,000 patients, ridding them of pollen and food allergies.  (Dr. Agren can treat for 59 different food allergies including wheat, eggs, soy, dairy, rice, and various fruits and vegetables.)

But lasting relief awaits at the Family Allergy Clinic near Apache Junction.  Allergist Stuart H. Agren, M.D. has successfully treated over 15,000 patients through a treatment known as sublingual (under-the-tongue) immunotherapy.  Immunotherapy is the only treatment proven to treat the underlying allergy problem—not just the symptoms.  Immunotherapy can be administered through allergy shots or, more conveniently, as sublingual allergy drops.  Simply squeeze a few allergy drops of allergy serum under your tongue, and the serum will absorb into the bloodstream through specialized cells in the mouth.

The treatment works quickly—more than 85 percent of allergy patients and 90 percent of asthmatics experience symptom relief in the first few months of treatment.  And best of all, the drops are so safe that they do not need to be administered at the allergy doctor’s office.  Patients can dose their serum on-the-go or in the comfort of home.  Dr. Agren also treats for over 59 different food allergies using sublingual drops.

If you’re tired of relying on medications that never seem to fix your allergy problems, the Family Allergy Clinic offers a lasting solution known as immunotherapy—the only treatment proven to fix the underlying allergic disease, not just the symptoms.  Immunotherapy can be administered through allergy shots, or more conveniently, through sublingual (under-the-tongue) allergy drops that can be taken in the comfort of home.  Immunotherapy desensitizes your body to allergens in the environment so you stop reacting to them in ways that compromise your health.

Allergist Stuart H. Agren, M.D. started the Family Allergy Clinic in 1985 to help residents of Chandler and surrounding areas overcome asthma, eczema, hives, ear and sinus infections, hay fever and headaches.  Since then, he has helped more than 15,000 patients overcome their allergies to food and pollens with easy, at-home administration of oral allergy drops.  Dr. Agren treats both adults’ and kids’ allergies—infants and up.

Allergist Stuart H. Agren, M.D, opened the Family Allergy Clinic in 1985 to help local allergy sufferers find a better solution than simply limping along with medications or putting up with the hassle of allergy shots.

He began offering his patients sublingual (under-the-tongue) immunotherapy which provides the same long-term relief offered through allergy shots but without the frequent trips to the doctor’s office for injections. (Allergy drops can be taken at home because they are not associated with the same risks of anaphylactic reaction that shots are.)

As an allergy doctor, Stuart Agren has successfully treated more than 15,000 patients from the greater-Phoenix area.   He treats adults’ and kids’ allergies (infants and up).   The allergy drops are effective with a host of symptoms including asthma, eczema, hives, hay fever, sinus infections, and headaches.  He can also treat for more than 59 different food allergies using allergy drops.

In addition to serving as the medical director of the Family Allergy Clinic, Dr. Agren has served as an adjunct medical professor at Arizona State University in Tempe.