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Why choose Windom Allergy Center?

Windom, Ly, and Fergeson specialize in top-notch treatment of allergy, food allergy, asthma, and sinus problems. Windom Allergy patients receive the best care available through comprehensive evaluations, state of the art testing methods, and cutting edge treatments.

Why choose Windom ly Fergeson&Windom?

As leaders in their field, Drs. Windom, Ly, and Fergeson specialize in top-notch treatment of allergy, food allergy, asthma, and sinus problems.

Why choose Windom Area Health?

Windom Area Health strives to provide an array of health care services in a medical setting close to home. We offer a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient services and programs to meet the needs of our patients and community. At Windom Area Health, our mission is ‘Dedicated to Health.'

How to treat allergic rhinitis?

Treatment of allergic rhinitis is available and typically consists of avoidance of allergens, medication, and in some cases, immunotherapy, or allergy shots . Immunotherapy can also be done sublingually (under the tongue or SLIT) for those with allergies to only a few allergens, but, in general, shots are more effective.

What is it called when you have a hay fever?

Allergy affecting the mucous membrane of the nose is called allergic rhinitis. Most people develop allergic rhinitis by the age of 40, although its onset can begin at an age. Allergic rhinitis can occur year-round or seasonally, which is often referred to as hay fever. Environmental factors like pollen, mold, dust, ...

Learn OIT – One-day mentorship at the Food Allergy Center of Florida

If you are looking for guidance on how to incorporate OIT safely into your clinical practice then you are in the right place. Since starting treatment of our patients with food allergies in 2012, we are continuously fine tuning the OIT process for cost effectiveness, enhanced patient safety and improved outcomes.

Food Allergy Support Team

Drs. Windom, Richard Wasserman, and Doug Jones were instrumental in the formation of the Food Allergy Support Team (FAST) in 2014. The group, open to US/Canadian allergists, was developed out of a need to provide leadership in this evolving arena of patient care.

Below are articles written by FAST members on our OIT experiences

Oral Immunotherapy for Peanut Allergy: Multipractice Experience With Epinephrine-treated Reactions