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TollFree: (800) 633-4227

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Phone: (404) 250-9880

Address: 5730 Glenridge Dr, Atlanta, GA 30328

Website: https://atlantaoutpatientsurgerycenter.com

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General Practitioners

Sinusitis
One in ten patients with severe asthma could experience allergic reactions after taking an NSAID medication. There is a 40% increase in the possibility of being allergic to Aspirin and NSAID medications if the patient whose asthma is accompanied by chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps.
Ear Infections
Ear infections usually involve a build-up of fluid and inflammation behind the eardrum. These infections are common in children, and may go away after a few days. However, recurrent infections could indicate an undiagnosed allergy. Pollen, mold, dust and other allergens could be causing infections that require pediatric ENT treatment to prevent a recurring pattern.
Emergency Care
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms you should see asthma and allergy specialist to get you on the right medicine to help the symptoms and make sure that these symptoms don’t worsen into an asthma attack. Asthma attacks can lead to the emergency room visit or even staying in the hospital for observation or to calm your attacks if they are frequent.
Pneumonia
Immunizations
Get vaccinated for influenza and pneumonia – staying current with all your vaccinations that prevent you from getting the flu or pneumonia, will help with triggering asthma flare-ups.

Internal Medicine
Endoscopy
Nasal Endoscopy – A thin tube with a fiber optic light that is inserted through your nose which will allow a doctor to see inside your sinuses. Also known as a rhinoscopy.

Anxiety

MRI
Dr. Chacko uses a variety of techniques including nasal and sinus cultures and allergy tests, and in more severe cases, nasal endoscopy, along with imaging from an MRI or CT scan. We work to find the b est sinusitis treatment solution for your particular needs.
Computed Tomography
Imaging – Using an MRI or CT scan can show details of your sinuses. These medical images can pinpoint any deep inflammation or obstructions that can be difficult to detect with a nasal endoscopy.

Eczema
If a patient has severe eczema, the skin allergy test cannot be used. The doctor may suggest an IgE blood test. It is possible that false-positive results will occur with both skin and blood tests. Test results can confirm test results and should be done in a medical setting in the case of a severe reaction. Food tests should never be done at home.

Allergies
Allergies are a fact of life for countless Atlanta-area residents. Hay fever, dust mites, insect bites and more can cause allergic reactions, in some cases bringing the potential for severe consequences. While allergies cannot be cured, they can be managed with methods such as immunotherapy. Immunotherapy treatment is used only after the allergy has been properly diagnosed through allergy testing.

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