Pets bring a lot of joy to our lives, but some people can be allergic to fur-babies. Unfortunately, those allergies keep many from being pet owners and even have some believing they need to get rid of a pet. Luckily, there are numerous ways to live in harmony with a pet if you have non-life-threatening […]
Pop Quiz! What Do You Do When Allergies Get Ruff? Read More »
Pet Allergies? Get the Facts on the Best Way to Cope
Pop Quiz: Pet Allergies? Get the Facts on the Best Way to Cope Read More »
With one in every five Americans having some kind of allergy, it’s pretty common. There are many different kinds of indoor and outdoor allergies and sometimes the symptoms can be hard to tell the difference between a viral infection (like a cold) or if you are just having a flare up of allergies. Here are
Is It a Virus or Allergies? Read More »
When the pollen is falling and the mold is flourishing, there are ways to beat back symptoms naturally. Here’s how. Central Florida’s mild climate is a real draw, but its long growing season can spell trouble for allergy sufferers. From winter’s yellow oak pollen, through summer’s grass, weeds, and molds, the allergic are likely going
Tackling Allergies: Natural Remedies to Fight the Summer Sniffles Read More »
Whether you call it seasonal allergies, allergic rhinitis or hay fever, it affects millions of people worldwide and is very common. There are 2 main types of allergic rhinitis: Seasonal allergies (hay fever): Caused by an allergy to pollen and/or mold spores in the air. Pollen, is comes from t flowering plants and is carried
All about Allergies Read More »
Get to the Bottom of Your Chronic Cough By Answering these Questions Most people don’t consider a little cough something that is serious enough to see the doctor about. However, once the cough sticks around for a few weeks, most people start to get concerned. If you’ve got a chronic cough, take our quiz below
Pop Quiz: Is It Chronic Cough Due to Allergies, or Something Else? Read More »
AIDS Allergies Alzheimer’s Arthritis Astigmatism Audiology Autism Autoimmune Back Pain Bariatric Bone Density Breast Cancer Cancer Cardiology Cataracts Cellulitis Chemotherapy Chiropractic COPD COVID-19 Depression Dermatology Diabetes Diet Digestive Dry Eye Eye Care Fitness Gastrectomy Gastroenterology Gynecology Hearing Aids Hearing Loss Heart Disease Heart Hernia Hysterectomy Lupus Lymphedema Macular Macular Degeneration Melanoma Mental Health Migraine Multiple
The winter season is brutal on our lips, no matter where in the country we live. While the Sunshine State does not see the cold and snow of the states to the north, it does get colder and much drier than other times of year; both are bad news for your lips. Add in travel,
Pop Quiz! Kiss Chapped Lips Goodbye This Winter Read More »
LAKELAND, Fla. — Watson Clinic recently welcomed a new addition to their team of expert medical providers. Leah Philpot, APRN is a registered nurse practitioner who works alongside board-certified Allergy & Immunology specialist Lionel V. Bonini, MD from Watson Clinic Main at 1600 Lakeland Hills Blvd. in Lakeland. Her areas of expertise include general allergy care, allergy testing, child
Watson Clinic Allergy Department Welcomes New Registered Nurse Practitioner Read More »
by Chelsea Hollier, O.D. Dry eye disease, also known as Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca, is a prevalent condition characterized by insufficient tear production (aqueous deficient dry eye) or poor tear quality (evaporative dry eye). It affects millions worldwide, leading to discomfort and irritation. Fortunately, over-the-counter (OTC) artificial tears provide relief and aid in managing symptoms. Dry eye
A Guide to Over-the-Counter Artificial Tears for Dry Eye Read More »
