Allergy

Relief for sneezing, congestion, skin irritation, and allergic reactions.

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We’re Here to Help

If you’re constantly dealing with sneezing, congestion, itchy skin, or reactions to foods or medications, it can start to feel like your body is working against you. Whether your symptoms are triggered by pollen, pet dander, or something less obvious, you don’t have to manage it alone.

At Michigan ENT & Allergy Specialists, we offer compassionate, comprehensive care for allergies and related skin conditions. From seasonal allergies to complex sensitivities, we’ll help you understand your triggers and find a treatment plan that brings lasting relief.

Conditions We Treat

Allergies can show up in many ways — from skin irritation to nasal congestion — and can affect your comfort, energy, and quality of life. We frequently treat:

  • Seasonal and environmental allergies — reactions to pollen, mold, pet dander, and dust mites
  • Food allergies — reactions that may cause hives, swelling, digestive issues, or anaphylaxis
  • Drug allergies — immune responses to medications such as penicillin or antibiotics
  • Eczema and skin allergies — including rashes, itching, and chronic irritation triggered by foods or environmental allergens
  • Chronic nasal or sinus symptoms — including post-nasal drip, congestion, and sneezing from allergic rhinitis or allergic sinusitis

We also evaluate other allergy-related concerns. Even if you’re not quite sure what’s triggering your symptoms, we can help you figure it out.

How We Diagnose

Getting the right diagnosis is the first step toward feeling better. Depending on your symptoms, we may recommend:

  • Allergy testing to identify specific environmental, food, or medication triggers — typically performed through skin prick and/or intradermal testing
  • Blood testing (IgE) in certain situations for environmental or food allergies, especially when skin testing isn’t appropriate or more complex screening is needed
  • Nasal endoscopy to assess inflammation or swelling related to chronic allergies
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Treatment Options

Once we understand what’s causing your symptoms, we’ll create a personalized plan that suits your needs and lifestyle. That might include:

  • Allergy medications such as antihistamines, decongestants, corticosteroid sprays, or intranasal antihistamines
  • Allergy immunotherapy (allergy shots or drops) to reduce sensitivity to long-term triggers
  • Avoidance strategies for food and drug allergies, with emergency plans as needed
  • Skin care plans for eczema and other allergic skin reactions
  • Lifestyle guidance and environmental control recommendations to reduce daily exposure to pollen, hay fever, or other triggers

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have frequent or severe symptoms that aren’t controlled by over-the-counter options, a specialist can help identify your triggers and create a long-term plan.

Colds usually last a few days and may cause fever. Allergies often linger for weeks or months, especially with seasonal or consistent exposure, and typically include itching and sneezing without a fever.

An allergy involves the immune system and can cause serious symptoms like hives, swelling, or anaphylaxis. An intolerance does not trigger the immune system — it may cause discomfort, like digestive upset, but it’s not life-threatening. We can help determine which one you’re experiencing through testing and a careful review of your symptoms.

In addition to medications, we offer allergy immunotherapy to reduce your body’s reaction to allergens over time — and provide environmental and lifestyle guidance to help reduce flare-ups.

You Deserve to Feel Better

If allergies are wearing you down, Michigan ENT & Allergy Specialists is here to help. Schedule an appointment today and take the first step toward lasting relief.