The AirDOC Clinic for Allergology and Immunology

Ragweed allergy is exacerbated during its active flowering period from August to October each year. Ragweed pollen contains enzymes that provoke a strong allergic reaction. In modern medical practice, there are three-stage treatment methods.

Is it really safe to take medications? Does taking antibiotics cause an allergic reaction? How to recognize an allergy to an antibiotic? Let’s try to understand these questions.

House dust mite allergy is an immune system reaction to tiny particles that settle in the air and on indoor surfaces. It is a common problem that may not show itself for a long time, but suddenly cause discomfort.

Blushing cheeks have long been associated with health and beauty, especially if the effect quickly disappears after returning from the cold to the warmth. However, if the redness persists for a long time, the cheeks look inflamed, and there are also discomfort, this may indicate an allergic reaction to the cold.

Mold allergies are an immune system reaction to fungal spores that are airborne and can enter the body through the respiratory tract. They are very small, so it is very easy for them to get into the respiratory system! And this causes unpleasant symptoms: from mild discomfort to serious allergic reactions.

Pet allergies are a familiar and, for many people, very painful phenomenon, when the immune system reacts to proteins found in the epidermal cells, urine, and saliva of animals. And often, people who dream of having a pet experience a lot of fear about possible symptoms.

Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease. It occurs as a result of blockage of the skin’s sebaceous glands by sebaceous gland secretions (sebum) and dead cells, which leads to the development of an inflammatory process.

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a skin disease, one of the triad of atopic diseases, which also include bronchial asthma, allergic conjunctivitis, and rhinitis.

Rhinitis is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa, causing swelling, runny nose (watery mucous discharge), and sneezing. Short episodes of rhinitis are usually associated with an acute respiratory viral infection. Chronic rhinitis is often caused by an allergic reaction.

Bronchial asthma is a chronic disease manifested by inflammation in the bronchial wall, usually of an allergic nature.

A rash on the body, the rapid appearance of itchy red blisters, the cause of which is unclear, their rapid disappearance, and after some time the recurrence of unpleasant symptoms – all this is characteristic of a disease such as urticaria. Let’s figure out why it occurs? Is urticaria really an allergy? How to treat urticaria?

How to distinguish between couperose and rosacea and how will the approach to diagnosis and treatment differ in each case? Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that manifests itself in redness of the skin, dilation of small blood vessels in the skin, as well as the appearance of inflammatory elements on the skin that resemble acne.

After a coronavirus infection, especially if pneumonia has developed against its background, in most cases long-term rehabilitation is required.

Methods should be selected individually, taking into account many factors and examination results. Lifestyle correction, drug treatment, hardware methods – we will carefully select a set of measures, taking into account complaints and the degree of damage to the body due to COVID-19.