What can an allergist do?

An allergist is trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of allergies and asthma. We offer allergy testing and proven treatment plans to ease your seasonal or year-round suffering.

When should you visit an allergist?

See an Allergist if over-the-counter medications and antihistamines aren’t effectively managing your symptoms, allergies make it difficult to breathe, cause congestion or sinus infection, allergies or asthma interfere with your quality of life or daily activities, you experience seasonal allergy or hay fever symptoms or your asthma is not well controlled.

What are the allergy treatment steps?

The steps to finally find relief include scheduling an appointment, undergoing allergy tests and following a treatment plan.

How are allergies tested?

The only way to treat your allergy symptoms is to determine their exact cause; this is accomplished through a series of allergy tests: skin prick test, intradermal test, blood test.

Advanced ENT’s Allergy & Asthma Division

Growing Our Practice to Better Serve the Community!

Advanced ENT & Allergy is honored to continue the care of Dr. Steven Litz’ patients during his retirement. You can now receive allergy and asthma care at our new West Deptford location!

Relief Is Always In Season at Advanced ENT’s Allergy & Asthma Division

Our ENT physicians, asthma experts and allergists are trained in the diagnosis, treatment and management of allergies and asthma for both kids (3 months and older) and adults. We also offer allergy testing and proven treatment plans to ease your seasonal or year-round suffering. The team at Advanced ENT & Allergy – Allergy & Asthma Division will work with you to develop a personalized plan so symptoms don’t detract from life’s important moments.

See an Allergist if:

Allergies or asthma interfere with your quality of life or daily activities.
Your asthma is not well controlled.
Over-the-counter medications and treatments aren’t effectively managing your symptoms.
Allergies make it more difficult to breathe, cause congestion or sinus infection.
You experience seasonal allergy or hay fever symptoms.

We Evaluate and Manage Patients With:

Allergic asthma
Allergic headaches
Allergic sinus problems
Allergic skin disorders
Anaphylaxis
Chronic cough
Chronic nasal congestion
Contact dermatitis
Cosmetic allergies

Difficulty breathing
Eczema
Environmental allergies
Eosinophilic esophagitis
Food allergies
Hay fever symptoms
Hives (urticaria)
Immune deficiency
Itchy and/or watery eyes

Local anesthetic allergy
Medication allergies
Nasal polyp disease
Pet allergies
Recurrent infections
Seasonal allergies
Stinging insect & bee allergy
Swelling (angioedema)

What We Do:

Adult and pediatric allergy evaluations
Allergy skin testing
Bee sting allergy testing & venom immunotherapy
Drug reaction evaluation and
testing
Dupixent for asthma, eczema, &
nasal polyps
Fasenra and Nucala for asthma

Food allergy testing and challenges
Immunotherapy (“allergy shots”)
Nebulized breathing treatments
NIOX (Nitric oxide analysis) for asthma
Patch Testing for contact
dermatitis

Personalized allergen avoidance & treatment plans
Rhinoscopy
Spirometry/Lung Function Testing
Sublingual immunotherapy
Xolair for chronic hives & asthma

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Allergy Treatment Steps

Set Up an Appointment

Making an appointment with an Allergy & Asthma Division specialist is your first step toward finally finding relief. While there is no cure for asthma, many patients benefit from a combination approach that involves avoiding the allergen trigger and controlling or preventing symptoms with the use of medication.

Undergo Allergy Tests

The only way to treat your allergy symptoms is to determine their exact cause, which is accomplished through a series of allergy tests, such as:

Skin prick test.
Intradermal test.
Blood test.

Tests for asthma often measure lung function. Your Allergy & Asthma Division provider may recommend spirometry, bronchoprovocation tests or peak expiratory flow tests. Our expert and empathetic team members will guide you through testing so you feel confident about the process and outcomes.

Create a Treatment Plan

The most common method of taking asthma medication is through the use of an inhaler, a small canister that delivers a metered dose of medication when activated.

Allergies can be treated through prevention, medication or immunotherapy. The Allergy & Asthma Division will work with you to determine a plan of action that will best suit your unique needs.

Find Relief Today

Our Allergy & Asthma Division are dedicated to working with you to provide targeted treatment plans that focus on the underlying causes of your symptoms. Schedule your consultation today and take the first step towards lasting relief.

(609) 953-7500

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