School Supplies Drive

at Paul Young, MD – ENT Clinic | Supplies will be donated to Buffalo area kids in need. | School Supplies Needed | Backpacks, folders, pencils, crayons, paper, erasers, rulers, scissors, glue, etc. | Drop off items at our office: 4955 N Bailey Ave #202, Buffalo, NY. 14226

Buffalo, NY natives know how to brave the tough winter weather, but they don’t always know how to control rough winter allergy symptoms.

Buffalo, NY natives know how to brave the tough winter weather, but they don’t always know how to control rough winter allergy symptoms.

Sometimes old wives’ tales are true, but more often than not, they turn out to be false. The case is definitely true for seasonal allergies symptoms. Here we’re going to debunk the three most common allergy myths. We don’t know where these stories came from, but there is definitely no scientific evidence behind them.

Is this just another case of the sniffles that some homemade chicken soup and a box of tissues can solve, or is it something else? You don’t want to confuse the common cold with a sinus infection. Searching for a “sinus doctor near me”? Hold on a second to see whether you need to contact a specialist or you’ll recover with just a bit of TLC.

Buffalo, NY natives know how to brave the tough winter weather, but they don’t always know how to control rough winter allergy symptoms.

Winter’s here again in Buffalo, NY, and that means that it’s cold and flu season. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be difficult to tell whether a bout of the sniffles means you’re suffering from your regular allergies or if you’ve finally caught that cold that’s been going around. However, if you don’t know which is which, you might end up taking the wrong treatment or over-medicating.

Yellow, green mucus, bad breath, congestion, runny nose, facial pain…uh oh, not another sinus infection. Should you head to the ENT, or should you hold out? If you answered the latter, then you’d be correct. As it turns out, there is no sinus infection cure for viral infections, so you’re better off waiting it out a bit.

Climate change affects more than just the temperature here in Buffalo, NY.
Greenhouse gases could also be affecting your pollen allergy symptoms.