Journal - Commentshttp://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/en-USSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)zurgenbugen comments on The Allergist & the Preschool: A ParablezurgenbugenWed, 03 Dec 2008 09:55:07 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2007/7/16/the-allergist-the-preschool-a-parable.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/2501032What do you muse over there new US politics

]]>SEO Pakistan comments on The Vagina Monologues, Part II: Allergic Vaginitis--my clinical experienceSEO PakistanTue, 25 Nov 2008 19:42:13 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2007/5/18/the-vagina-monologues-part-ii-allergic-vaginitis-my-clinical-experience.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/2471320SEO PAKISTAN - SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION AND SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING SERVICES COMPANY IN PAKISTAN FOR LINK BUILDING AND SEARCH ENGINE RANKING. www.seoptimizerz.com

]]>Ted Habel comments on The Late Show: Delayed skin test reactions, Part ITed HabelSat, 22 Nov 2008 18:35:29 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2007/6/4/the-late-show-delayed-skin-test-reactions-part-i.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/2460434George, great blog! Just read through it all again. esp. appreciate the info on LPCR.
I've read the Screwtape letters twice and enjoyed your comparisons.
Ted Habel

]]>Ruth comments on The Tale of the Storyteller: A Case ReportRuthMon, 17 Nov 2008 07:17:09 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2008/9/28/the-tale-of-the-storyteller-a-case-report.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/2431394I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.


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]]>J Thompson comments on Chronic angioedema and urticaria: The Strange case of the water management employee...and the Tyranny of IgEJ ThompsonThu, 11 Sep 2008 11:37:21 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2008/9/7/chronic-angioedema-and-urticaria-the-strange-case-of-the-wat.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1971608Great case George. Yes indeed IgE is a cruel task master but then again so is RAST testing since it is only 75-85% sensitive. Sometimes a negative RAST is misleading. In the face of an apparent sensitivity - the symptoms got better on an elimination/ rotation diet - I would give more credence to clinical observation. There is more to allergy than IgE but there is also more to allergy testing than RAST.

]]>yehram comments on The Case of the Desperate WomanyehramWed, 18 Jun 2008 02:52:51 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2008/2/17/the-case-of-the-desperate-woman.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1566800wOW!! =D like the commentor on the post before this, i totally found this accidently while looking for a sample of a patient case history (for some inane bio homework assignment) and i've got to say, this is DAMNINGLY interesting!! i'm currently a highschool student in a medically oriented academy, and this blog has opened mine eyES!!

~an allergist, i'll have to consider that in the future (nevermind that i thought doctors didn't have time to blog or have a life at all) heck, instead of just watching HOUSE all day, i can get some real insight into a physician's job~ (that isn't poop boring) so tHANK YOU!!

i'll certainly be passing this on to some friends and, well, tOODLEs!! and UPDATE BLAHZ!!

]]>Carmel comments on Advanced SLIT Case History 102: The Strange Case of the Pentagon Worker's MaladyCarmelThu, 05 Jun 2008 18:35:58 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2008/2/10/advanced-slit-case-history-102-the-strange-case-of-the-penta.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1543303I just stumbled upon your website while looking for the "cost to see an allergist" and this is absolutely fascinating. I really appreciate the glimpse into what actually goes on in a doctor's mind, behind the scenes. Plus I feel like reading about all these cases makes me a little better equipped to know some of the questions my doctor should be asking me when I go see them.

]]>Semon Crantuiton comments on The Late Show: Part III--How to treat the pt with LPCR (delayed skin tests)Semon CrantuitonSun, 20 Apr 2008 02:29:01 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2007/6/10/the-late-show-part-iii-how-to-treat-the-pt-with-lpcr-delayed.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1435861Very nice site! Thanks!

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]]>Marie-Josee McDonald comments on Why did the Allergist cross the road?Marie-Josee McDonaldWed, 02 Apr 2008 00:56:27 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2007/5/23/why-did-the-allergist-cross-the-road.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1393818Dear Sir:

I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and think I need to come visit you for a consultation. I have escalating multiple food allergies and sensitivities. I have been receiving EPD for the past 3.5 years with poor success. I don t know if you are familiar with this therapy. In my case, some shots work well, while others don t work at all. I know I need to address leaky gut, but think I am reacting to most foods, leaving me with nothing to eat in order to rest the gut. I avoid wheat, dairy, corn, soy, eggs, beef, and react to most other foods. I feel like I am running in circles...Can a work up and treatment plan be done without frequent visits to your office...your patients are truly lucky!

]]>Angry Allergist comments on Advanced Slit Case History 101: Eosinophilic esophagitis, migraines, food sensitivities, asthmaAngry AllergistSat, 26 Jan 2008 16:45:55 +0000http://www.renaissanceallergist.com/the-angry-allergist-journal/2008/1/6/advanced-slit-case-history-101-eosinophilic-esophagitis-migr.html#comments135376:1223422:comment/1247886Candida Sufferer,
Thanks for visiting my site & posting a comment. Of course I cannot be sure that Candida triggered fatigue at all...in my profession, I seem to see three types of illnesses:
1) Illnesses that have NO allergy component (ie., a broken leg)
2) Illnesses that have ENTIRELLY allergic (i.e., itchy eyes from cat dander)
3) Illnesses that MAY HAVE a commponent of allergic illness contributing to them (i.e., fatigue)
Of course this patient's fatigue is multifactorial--we can ALL be tired from multiple stressors. Could Candida be playing a role? Possibly.

As to publication--my goal on this Blog is to make the practicing Allergist think "outside the box" and to stimulate discussion. I hope I'm succeeding!
Thanks again for the post.
Angry Allergist

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