LAWRENCEVILLE, GA, March 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Rodriguez MD, a leading Lawrenceville clinic and bilingual Lawrenceville family practice near Gwinnett Medical Center, is currently offering spring allergy testing and treatments. This includes treatments for inhalant allergies, reactions to foods, hay fever, chronic sinus problems, immune disorders, eczema, and hives. Rodriguez MD offers comprehensive evaluations; then they will provide diagnosis and sustainable treatment plans. This may include giving allergy shots.
The spring season is a common time for people to experience increased reactions to allergies caused by environmental factors such as having sensitivity to weeds, spores, grass, tree pollens and more. Common systems include:
- Sneezing
- Itchy, watery eyes
- Rash / Hives
- Congestion and/or runny nose
- Itching
- Difficulty breathing
- Other, more severe reactions
"The most common allergies are to mold, pollen, medications and foods, pet dander, and insect bites," explains Neville Street, Rodriguez MD's Administrative Director. "Our Lawrenceville doctors can help provide the much needed relief for the symptoms associated with allergies," says Street. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are recommended.
Rodriguez MD's Gwinnett doctors, who both speak English and Spanish fluently, provide thorough and honest medical care to their patients. Their physicians are American Board Certified in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine. In addition to offering allergy management, their other services and treatments include high blood pressure, Cpet stress testing, heart disease, immunizations vaccines, laboratory services, mole biopsy, physical exams, and preventative health.
A leading choice among other Lawrenceville clinics, Rodriguez MD is the perfect Gwinnett internal medicine and family practice group for area residents to visit. The practice is also an official Center for Medical Weight Loss. For more information or to schedule an appointment with Rodriguez MD, call 678-430-3627 or go online to www.Lawrenceville-Doctors.com.
About Rodriguez MD Medical Practice
Rodriguez MD's doctors, Veronica & Deborah Rodriguez, MD operate this bilingual, state-of-the-art Lawrenceville, GA family practice clinic. Our staff consists of our two Lawrenceville doctors, an Administrative Director, two medical assistants and two medical receptionists. Rodriguez MD distinguishes itself from other Lawrenceville family practices through our exceptional level of medical care and our convenient onsite CLIA certified lab. They are also a Center for Medical Weight Loss.
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Lawrenceville Clinic in Gwinnett County Offers Spring Allergy Treatments for Patients
Rodriguez MD, a family medical practice in Lawrenceville, GA, is now offering spring allergy treatments to patients. Services include offering allergy shots.
2012-03-12
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[Press-News.org] Lawrenceville Clinic in Gwinnett County Offers Spring Allergy Treatments for PatientsRodriguez MD, a family medical practice in Lawrenceville, GA, is now offering spring allergy treatments to patients. Services include offering allergy shots.