A Division of ENT and Allergy Associates of Florida
Why Choose an ENT for Allergy Testing?
Severe allergies are usually handled by ENT specialists or allergists. ENTs are especially helpful for patients dealing with allergies and sinus infections. Dr. David Kasle evaluates your allergy and sinus symptoms and explains your treatment options.
As a board-certified ENT specialist, Dr. Kasle understands the full spectrum of how allergies affect your ear, nose, and throat. Dr. Kasle explains how your allergy test results relate to your symptoms and recommends treatment based on those findings.
Our team uses advanced testing to pinpoint what’s triggering your reactions and treats a wide range of allergy concerns, including seasonal symptoms, skin irritations, food sensitivities, and environmental allergies.
Did You Know?
80%
of chronic sinus issues have an underlying allergy component
Common Allergy Triggers We Identify
We treat a wide range of allergy concerns, including seasonal symptoms, skin irritations, food sensitivities, and environmental allergies.
- Seasonal Allergies (Hay Fever)
- Dust Mite Allergy
- Pet Dander Allergy
- Mold Allergy
- Food Allergies
- Skin Allergies
- Sinus & Nasal Allergies
- Allergy-Triggered Asthma
Our Allergy Testing Methods
We start by reviewing your symptoms and medical history, then use allergy testing to identify possible triggers.
Allergy Consultation
We discuss your allergy symptoms and history, carefully understanding how they impact your daily comfort and routine.
Skin Testing
We use modern allergy tests, including skin testing, to identify your specific triggers and understand what’s causing ongoing symptoms.
IgE Analysis (Blood Testing)
We use IgE analysis for accurate results, helping pinpoint what’s triggering your reactions.
Allergy Treatment Options
Our Plantation allergy treatment plans are tailored to your needs. Your treatment plan may include medication, guidance on managing symptoms, or immunotherapy.
Immunotherapy (Allergy Shots)
Immunotherapy gently trains your body to stop reacting so strongly to things like dust, pollen, or pet dander. Over time, your symptoms get lighter, flare-ups reduce, and many people rely on fewer medications. Immunotherapy helps build tolerance to allergens over time and may reduce symptoms. It does not guarantee a permanent cure.
Biologic Medications
Biologic medications act on the immune system and may be considered when other allergy treatments are not enough.
Medical Management
Your ENT may recommend antihistamines, nasal sprays, or even newer biologic treatments, depending on how severe your symptoms are.
