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Santa Monica, CA –
Holidays and stress go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows. But what if you could reduce the overall stress that comes with the holidays? Maybe you could also cut down your allergy and asthma symptoms.
“Studies show stress can cause a number of negative health effects, including causing more symptoms for allergy and asthma sufferers,” says Dr. Bernard Geller, Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group. “It makes sense that if you want to make your holidays more fun and less challenging you might focus on ways to bring peace and wellness to your household.”
The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology offers four tips to help you stay calm and ease sniffling, sneezing and wheezing this holiday season.
Life’s too short to struggle with allergies or asthma. Find answers with an allergist. Allergists are trained to diagnose and treat your symptoms, and to work with you to create an individual action plan.
Cheers!
Dora Afrahim, MPAP, PA-C
Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group
For more information about treatment of allergies and asthma, visit our website at www.SneezeWheeze.com, or reach us by telephone: (310)828-8534 or by e-mail: FrontOffice@allergyandclinical.com
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