by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy
Ever spent a delightful afternoon gardening, only to be met with a symphony of sneezes and itchy eyes? You might be suffering from Hormodendrum mold allergy, a lesser-known allergy culprit lurking in your backyard. Hormodendrum is a fungal genus encompassing various...
by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy, Nose Health, Sleep
A stuffy nose, scratchy throat, and that familiar achy feeling – a cold can leave you feeling miserable. But for individuals with sleep apnea who rely on CPAP therapy, a common question arises: should I still use my CPAP if I’m sick? This blog unpacks this...
by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy
Imagine enjoying a beautiful spring day outdoors, only to be plagued by a relentless cough, itchy eyes, and a runny nose. This could be the reality for those suffering from Helminthosporium mold allergy. Helminthosporium is a fungal genus encompassing various mold...
by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy
Ever experience a sudden onset of allergy symptoms after a refreshing summer storm or a brisk fall hike? The culprit might surprise you. It’s not always the colorful pollen you suspect, but a microscopic mold thriving in the background – Alternaria tenuis....
by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy
The salt cedar, with its delicate pink flowers and feathery foliage, might seem like a harmless addition to landscapes. However, for some individuals, this seemingly innocuous tree harbors a hidden threat – salt cedar allergies. Salt cedar, also known as tamarisk, is...
by Enticare ENT | Jul 2, 2024 | Allergy
The iconic pine tree, a symbol of resilience and fresh mountain air, can surprisingly trigger discomfort for some individuals. Pine tree allergies, caused by the wind-borne pollen released by these evergreens, can disrupt the enjoyment of the outdoors and even holiday...
