Austin Pediatric Allergists

AUSTIN, TX

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Pediatric Associates of Austin worth the drive

"I wouldn't go to any other pediatrician's office in Austin, and even if I move farther away, they'd be worth the longer drive."

How to choose allergy tests wisely

Dr. Leickly says be prudent and cost-conscious when getting allergy tests.

The Choosing Wisely campaign helps consumers make the right choices for their healthcare. These guidelines are especially relevant for patients seeking care for allergies, including these five areas of focus for allergy treatment.

What you should know about children and food allergies

Some 8 percent of children under 18 are allergic to at least one food, and for children younger than 3, 1 in 17 are allergic to at least one food. Finding out more about children and food allergies could help your children with their own food allergies.

Food allergy versus food intolerance

You should employ food allergy testing if you suspect an allergy and not as a screen for it.

Knowing the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance is a tricky business. Knowing which your child may be facing can help you understand how to properly treat them, and avoid serious consequences in dealing with their issues.