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If you have a teenager in the house, long gone are the days when they started planning their Halloween costumes on the first day of school. But that doesn’t mean they don’t want to have a good time when Halloween rolls around. And that’s also true for teens who suffer from allergies and asthma.
“Teens usually know the drill when it comes to handling their food allergies, seasonal allergies or asthma,” says allergist Dr. Bernard Geller, Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group. “Teenagers also don’t want to miss out on the fun if there are parties to be had or events to attend. And there’s no reason a teen with allergies or asthma should have to miss anything. Providing your teen with common-sense guidelines regarding what they can eat and what they need to steer clear of means they can join the fun and be wheeze and sneeze-free.”
Here are four tips from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology to help your teen with allergies or asthma take part in the Halloween fun.
If allergies or asthma are holding your teen back, it’s time to take control. See an allergist for expert care and relief. Visit our website at www.SneezeWheeze.com, or reach us by telephone: (310)828-8534 or by e-mail: FrontOffice@allergyandclinical.com
Dora Afrahim, MPAP, PA-C
Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group
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