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Allergies can take a serious toll on your quality of life - from constant sneezing to feeling drained and foggy. At Greenville ENT's Allergy center, we'll help you take back control with personalized allergy testing and treatment plans designed to bring lasting relief. We'll work to help you breathe easier, feel better, and take charge of your health!
Did you know?
According to the AAFA 2025 Allergy Capitals report, Greenville, SC is ranked the #9 allergy capital in the United States in 2025.
Most people will experience some form of allergies in their lifetime, and especially if living in the Upstate.
Allergic rhinitis can be due to indoor or outdoor environmental triggers including pollens, dust mites, pet dander, mold. Let us help you determine what your triggers are and create the roadmap to your allergy freedom.
Why Greenville ENT and Allergy?
Allergy management isn't just using medications to mask the symptoms. At Greenville ENT & Allergy, we can further tailor your treatments with sublingual therapy, subcutaneous therapy, and avoidance recommendations as indicated
Our office boasts a full-service allergy suite, with personalized immunotherapy available.
Our sinus and allergy center offers in-office CT scanning, allowing for patient convenience - eliminating need to travel to outside imaging centers and expediting imaging results to the clinical team.
Our allergy team will guide you through an individualized treatment journey, arming you with strategies for managing your allergies with ease.
How Do We Determine What You Are Allergy To?
We do a series of skin pricks with a broad panel of common local antigens and assess your unique response to these antigens. Based on your response to this test, a custom treatment plan is created for you by the physician.
What is immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy is a treatment modality to strengthen and train your immune system against your specific allergy triggers over the long-term. It is a way to increase your tolerance when exposed to specific allergens, so that symptoms are minimal or eliminated.
Immunotherapy can be given through subcutaneous or sublingual modalities. The idea is that a specific allergen is given initially at a very small dose, and that is given repeatedly over time, in increasing concentrations, to strengthen the immune system's tolerance of the offending allergen.