Dr. Kevin Stabile M.D.

Allergies and Asthma on Vacation - ACAAI Patient Preparation and prevention pave the way to successful travel. Here are tips to help keep your symptoms under control while on vacation.

Food Allergy Awareness Week is a reminder that food allergies affect the immune system and can cause a range of reactions, from mild symptoms to more serious responses. Even a tiny amount of a trigger food can cause symptoms, so awareness and careful avoidance are key. Learn more https://ow.ly/NT4250YXS9G.

Spring is here and gardening doesn't have to result in sneezing fits. With a few simple precautions and careful plant selection, you can enjoy your time outdoors. Learn more. https://ow.ly/4h7M50YRZzc

Here’s What Allergists Want You to Know During Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month - ACAAI Patient May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, a perfect time to remind people what it looks and feels like when their asthma is well controlled.

Eyes feeling itchy and watery right now? That’s often allergic conjunctivitis, an eye allergy triggered when pollen hits the conjunctiva, causing histamine release that leads to redness, burning, itching and tearing. It’s common in spring when pollen is high. Learn more at https://ow.ly/55kO50YKBKg

This Valentine’s Day, Make Sure Love Is in the Air – But Keep Allergens at Bay - ACAAI Patient While Valentine’s Day may conjure images of chocolates, flowers, and fragrances, these classic gifts can pose hidden risks.

Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season! Happy New Year!

Are Vaccines Safe for People with Asthma or Allergies? What Science Shows - ACAAI Patient Vaccines are safe, effective, and recommended for people with allergic conditions. With expert guidance, you can feel confident in your protection.

Hoping to Enjoy Your Holidays? Avoid the Sneeze and Wheeze Triggers - ACAAI Patient The holidays can present challenges for those with respiratory or allergic conditions. A bit of preparation can keep symptoms under control.

Do You Need Prescription Medications for Allergy Relief? If every allergy season seems to last forever and is marked by stubborn nasal congestion, you probably need prescription allergy medication.