Pallas Chris

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Phone: (772) 299-7299

Address: 3375 20th St Ste 140, Vero Beach, FL 32960

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Headaches
Sinusitis
Nasal surgery: Surgery is not a treatment for allergic rhinitis, but it may help if patients have nasal polyps or chronic sinusitis that is not responsive to antibiotics or nasal steroid sprays. reaction.
Pediatric Care
Allergists are specialists for the treatment of allergic diseases, asthma and immunological conditions. It takes years of dedication and training to become a Board Certified Allergist. All Allergists go to college, then medical school, then complete a minimum of three years of residency in either Pediatrics or Internal Medicine. They then participate in a two to three year fellowship in Allergy and Immunology. This is followed by a Board Certification Examination in their specialty area. No other type of physician is as qualified to treat allergic diseases
Primary Care
Emergency Care
Allergy reaction can be mild, or severe enough to need treatment or even emergency care. A seasonal allergy, commonly referred to as hay fever, is also known as 'seasonal allergic rhinitis'
Bronchitis
Diarrhea
Immunizations
This report from the well-respected New England Journal of Medicine shows interim findings from trial of the vaccine. Product development which normally require years was completed in about 2 months. Manufacture and delivery was completed within 45 days, and the first vaccinations began on March 16, 2020.

Internal Medicine
Dr. Michael Wein is a proud member and past President of the Florida Allergy and Immunology Society, a diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine, and has received honors for his work treating patients struggling with allergy.

Epilepsy
You should seek medical help immediately if you experience any of these. Many medications can cause these severe delayed reactions including antibiotics, medications for epilepsy (seizures), depression and gout.

Depression

Computed Tomography
The diagnosis of nasal polyps is based on a combination of history, physical examination and often a sinus CT scan. The history of nasal congestion and loss of smell points to nasal polyps. Asthma occurs in many patients with polyps, and worsening nasal symptoms or with use of aspirin or ibuprofen. Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis is related to mold, and seems to return even after sinus surgery.
Chemotherapy
Non-allergic reactions are much more common than drug allergic reactions. These reactions are usually based on the properties of the drugs involved. Symptoms of non-allergic drug reactions vary, depending on the type of medication. People being treated with chemotherapy often suffer from vomiting and hair loss. Certain antibiotics irritate the intestines, which can cause stomach cramps and diarrhea.

Skin Cancer
Dr. Michael Wein works together with you, and sometimes with your other physicians, to provide the best solutions. While a dermatologist is likely the best person to consult for skin cancer and some other types of problems, it is also crucial to speak with an allergist to find the cause of your problem. For example, if you continue to experience an allergic reaction on your skin, using specific allergy tests such as scratch tests, we can help provide insight on how detect the cause, avoid triggers, and reduce the probability of a recurrence of skin reactions.
Dermatology
Itchy red bumps that fade when pressed are hives. Red blotches can appear in response to allergy triggers such as medications or foods. Hives, also called urticaria, occurs when the immune system responds to an allergen. An allergy doctor or dermatologist can help you find the cause. Click the photo to learn about Dr. Wein and his service on faculty at American Osteopathic College of Dermatology.
Acne Treatment
Eczema
Dr. Wein was a Fellow at Johns Hopkins and has advanced training in the specialty of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Our office can perform skin testing to evaluate environmental, airborne and food allergies. We also treat allergic skin conditions such as contact dermatitis, eczema and urticaria. We also are expert in antibiotic skin testing for drug allergy evaluation and pulmonary Function testing for the evaluation and treatment of asthma. We offer Omailizumab (Xolair) therapy for asthma and chronic urticaria and also other monoclonal antibodies such as Dupilumab (Dupixent), Nucala (Mepolizumab) and many others. We also evaluate and treat recurrent infections and offer SCIG and IVIG gamma globulin replacement therapy.
Lesions
Nummular dermatitis refers to coin-shaped lesions which are found on the extremities and trunk. Our offices in Vero Beach and Port Saint Lucie see this problem in children more often than adults.
Rashes
Psoriasis
Mycosis fungoides usually develops slowly and can progress for years. Early phases skin can develop dry, dark patches, sometimes itchy. Often misdiagnosed as psoriasis or eczema.

Allergies
Dr. Michael Wein is an allergy specialist on the medical staff at both local hospitals. He comes to our community from the Johns Hopkins Division of Allergy & Immunology. He is not employed by any hospital, so you can call us directly! If you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation, please feel free to call 772-299-7299 and indicate which office you prefer (Vero Beach or Port Saint Lucie West)

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