During an Allergy Consultation, a wide variety of Allergies can be diagnosed based on your symptoms and test results. The most common types of allergies diagnosed during these visits include environmental allergies, such as pollen, dust mites, mold and pet dander. These Allergens can trigger symptoms like Sneezing, Nasal congestion, Itchy eyes, and Wheezing. The allergist will assess your symptoms to determine which environmental triggers are most likely causing your reactions.

In addition to Environmental allergies, Food allergies are often evaluated during Allergy consultations. Food allergies, such as those to peanuts, shellfish, dairy, or eggs, can cause reactions ranging from mild hives to life-threatening anaphylaxis. An allergist may recommend specific food allergy testing to identify potential culprits. In some cases, people may also have allergic reactions to insect stings, certain medications, or latex. The Allergist will use your history, physical exam findings, and test results to help identify the specific allergens responsible for your symptoms and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Bone Fractures are classified into several types based on their Characteristics, Severity and the manner in which the Bone Breaks. One common type is the transverse fracture, where the break is a straight line across the bone. Oblique fractures occur at an angle, while spiral fractures are caused by a twisting force, resulting in a spiral-shaped break. Comminuted fractures involve the bone shattering into multiple pieces, often due to high-impact trauma. Another frequent type is the greenstick fracture, where the bone bends and cracks without breaking completely, typically seen in children due to their softer bones.

Other types include Stress fractures, which are hairline cracks caused by repetitive forces or overuse, and compression fractures, which occur when bones, like those in the spine, are compressed. Open fractures are particularly serious, as the broken bone pierces through the skin, increasing the risk of infection. Each type of fracture requires a specific treatment approach to ensure proper healing and to minimize complications such as improper alignment or long-term joint problems.