Allergy Information
How common, is it increasing and why?
General information
Allergy Prevention links (ASCIA website external link)
Unproven allergy testing and treatment techniques
Allergic and respiratory disease
Non allergic rhinitis (vasomotor rhinitis)
Snotty noses - many causes !
Face and eye swelling and rashes - please note: we do NOT offer appointments for assessment of rashes: be referred to a dermatologist (skin specialist) instead
Baby stuff
Constipation in infants: is it allergy?
Asthma
Aspirin sensitive asthma (see Aspirin Triad article below)
Immunotherapy (desensitisation) to switch off respiratory allergy
Combined information on injectable (SCIT) and sublingual/oral (SLIT) immunotherapy
Sinus disease
Aspirin triad (Samter’s triad)
Skin allergy - please note: we do NOT offer appointments for assessment of rashes: be referred to a dermatologist (skin specialist) instead
Skin rashes - general comments
Cold urticaria and cold anaphylaxis
Bites and sting allergy
Food reactions
Alcohol allergy and adverse reactions
Delayed food allergy in infants
Auriculotemporal syndrome (Frey’s syndrome): a food allergy mimic
Immunotherapy/desensitisation to food: current research
Food allergy management
Drug allergy
Drug and antibiotic allergy overview
Pain killers and anti-inflammatory drugs
Complementary alternative medicines/herbal medicines
Anaphylaxis
Adrenaline/EpiPen for severe allergies
EpiPen mistakes - how not to use EpiPen
Miscellaneous topics
IMPORTANT The information provided is of a general nature and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. If you think you may suffer from an allergic or other disease that requires attention, you should discuss it with your family doctor. The content of the information articles on this website remains the intellectual property of Dr Raymond Mullins and cannot be reproduced without written permission.
Date of article update is listed with each individual article. These articles will be removed at the end of 2024, perhaps earlier.