From the Office of Dr. Hallett

Is your winter home making your asthma worse?

January 6, 2026

Is your winter home making your asthma worse?

Welcome to our Breathe Easier in 2026 series! To start our breathe easier this winter series, let’s talk about your […]

Allergy Friendly Stocking Stuffer Ideas

December 17, 2025

Allergy Friendly Stocking Stuffer Ideas

We are deep into Christmas shopping season and, if you’re like us, there are still at least a handful of […]

Allergy-Friendly Gifts for the Holidays

December 11, 2025

Allergy-Friendly Gifts for the Holidays

This time of year we’re all on the hunt for great gifts for those hosting parties, for our kids’ teachers, […]

How to Host a Holiday Party with Food Allergies

November 1, 2025

How to Host a Holiday Party with Food Allergies

As the holidays get closer, it’s time to start planning those fun get-togethers: Friends-giving, all sorts of fun December parties, […]

Why are my allergies worse in the fall than in the spring?

October 8, 2025

Why are my allergies worse in the fall than in the spring?

Often, when the light begins to change in August, subtly, but changing nonetheless, we sigh with relief over cooler days […]

Are Allergy Drops Right For You?

September 4, 2025

Are Allergy Drops Right For You?

Are Allergy Drops Right For You? There are so many treatment options for patients with allergic rhinitis that understanding all […]

Allergen Spotlight: Sagebrush Pollen

August 11, 2025

Allergen Spotlight: Sagebrush Pollen

Late summer is the time for weed pollen, and one of the worst culprits is sagebrush. This shrub-like weed grows […]

Tips for managing spring and summer allergies in Texas

June 24, 2025

Tips for managing spring and summer allergies in Texas

Spring and summer are here in Texas, which means that our seasonal allergies are active (again!). The spring trees (live oak, elm, hackberry, mesquite, and many more) have been quite active this year, and we are now rapidly moving into the summer grass season (Bermuda, Bahia, Johnson, etc.). All of these plants are very happy and healthy this year, due to the excessive amount of rain that we have had. And, of course, that rain has been a tremendous boost to the mold counts, unfortunately. The good news is that all of these various allergens can be managed with similar methods, and we’ve got some tips for managing spring and summer allergy symptoms in Texas.

Five Ways to Help Your Child Manage Food Allergies

May 15, 2025

Five Ways to Help Your Child Manage Food Allergies

When it comes to managing your child’s food allergies, you are probably learning every day.  You’re learning what questions to ask, […]

Signs You Might Have a Bee Allergy

April 28, 2025

Signs You Might Have a Bee Allergy

Spring and summer are prime times to get a bee sting. Perhaps you’re out picking blackberries, or even just swinging […]