Allergists in Rockville, MD

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My son is allergic to both soy and dairy, along with a list of others. He had to drink neocate. www.neocate.com It can be expensive, but some insurances will help. I think elecare might be ok as well, but we've never tried that. Neocate www.neocate.com The only age-specific range of hypoallergenic amino acid-based formulas proven e...ffective in the nutritional management of milk allergy and associated conditions.See More

The FARE website on milk allergy states: "Individuals who are allergic to cow’s milk are often advised to also avoid milk from other domestic animals. For example, goat's milk protein is similar to cow's milk protein and may, therefore, cause a reaction in individuals who have a milk allergy." http://www.foodallergy.org/allergens/milk-allergy Food Allergy Research & Education www.foodallergy.org FARE works on behalf of the 15 million Americans with food allergies, including all those at risk for life-threatening anaphylaxis.

SOY and PEANUT are related, they are both legumes. My daughter had the same issue, she was given a very specific NON SOY formula. Soy is not the only answer for dairy free. It's expensive but she was so much better with it. If you can have your ba...See More

I remembered the name! WOW, It's a Similac product called Alimentum https://similac.com/baby-formula/similac-expert-care-alimentum it really ended up being the best option for our daughter, she has a life threatening dairy allergy and has an EpiPen. Allergy was discovered when she was an infant. Similac Expert Care Alimentum: Baby Food Allergies and Baby Protein Sensitivity - Similac similac.com Does your baby have food allergies or colic due to protein sensitivity? Similac ...Expert Care Alimentum offers nutrition for babies who have protein allergies.See More

My dairy, egg, all nut and coconut son drinks hemp milk. The nutritionist recommended it because it has more protein than rice milk. Enjoy Life makes cookies and other products that are top 8 allergen free. There are lots of great allergy cook book...See More

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these formulas are expensive and often are covered by insurance companies if there is medical necessity determined by your allargist and a prescription. please seek professional advice from a board certified allergist who can perform skin and blood test to determine any possible allergies. also be sure to get a prescription for epi pen or auvi-q injector http://m.auvi-q.com/m/ n or Epinephrine Auto-Injector | Auvi-Q™ (epinephrine injection, USP) m.auvi-q.com Official site of Auvi-Q™ (epinephrine injection, USP), a compact epinephrine auto-injector with voice instructions used to treat anaphylaxis.

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The Auvi-Q twin pack is about $30 dollars cheaper here. They also have an up to $100 off coupon on their website. www.auvi-q.com

I can tell you one to avoid - Family Allergy & Asthma Care in G'burg (Dr. Jacqueline Eghrari-Sabet). From experience - if you are going to embark on immunotherapy, choose wisely. It's nearly impossible to switch allergists later without starting over (re-testing, etc.).

Dr. Sabet. I think she has a couple of offices

No personal issue with Dr. Sabet, but it's her practice. We've never actually seen her in going there for 8 years! We started with Dr. Siddiqi in that office because he was in Frederick one day a week. He abruptly left the practice, they closed the Frederick office, and now we have to go to the G'burg office for shots. Super inconvenient to have to go to G'burg after school and then come back up 270 in traffic. Since Siddiqi left, we've only see the nurse practitioners. There seems to be a big communication issue in the office. I had a question yesterday when I was in the office (for my 9-year old to get his allergy shots), and I was told to go to the patient portal on their website and send them an e-mail to ask the question. Seriously! We tried to switch to Dr. Jani in Frederick about a year ago, but he would have to have undergone re-testing and start the whole immunotherapy process over, so we're sticking it out.

That's awful. I've only seen Dr. Sabet on gburg. Definitely not convenient from Frederick but I work not far from her office. I suppose it depends on what you're going for also.

Dr. Morris, Gaithersburg. Uses some homeopathic methods and spends more than 10 minutes with you.

Dr. Economides at the Allergy/Asthma Institute (or Asthma/Allergy Institute) in Chevy Chase. She is fabulous.

Try Rockville Internal Medicine.