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Ivor A. Emanuel, M.D.

Allergy & Otolaryngology Doctor

Dr. Ivor Emanuel is Board Certified and brings his 30 years of experience to San Francisco ENT & Allergy.
Dr Emanuel’s expertise in the state of the art Management of nasal and sinus disease, allergy and asthma, enables him to provide the latest innovations in the management of these conditions to his patients. Dr Emanuel is considered a national expert in the field of sublingual immunotherapy and allergy blood testing, having used these methodologies for over 25 years. He was a consultant for Phadia diagnostics, the developer of the allergy blood test, ImmunoCap, from 1986 – 1994. He has been a medical consultant for Blue Shield of Northern California and has sat on the Otolaryngology and Allergy Advisory Boards for numerous organizations.

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The Difference Between Cold, Flu & Allergies Explained

Learn how to identify whether your sniffles and sneezes, aches and pains or scratchy throat and cough symptoms are the result of a cold, flu or allergies so that you can treat them—and, hopefully, beat them.

Itchy Throat After Eating Raw Fruits and Veg? It Could Be Oral Allergy Syndrome

If you experience an itchy, tight throat after eating certain raw fruits, nuts, or vegetables, you might assume you have a food allergy. However, it’s possible that you are actually allergic to pollen-like compounds in the food.

The Best Natural Antihistamines For Effective Allergy Relief

Itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing—allergy symptoms are no fun! Whether you’re dealing with seasonal grass and pollen allergies, or reacting to a trigger such as animal dander, the effects are equally miserable.

Nose Runny When You Eat? It Could Be an Allergy

If you have noticed your nose tends to run when you eat, you may be wondering what is causing it. If you figure out the cause, you can take action to improve your symptoms. There are many things that can cause a runny nose after eating, ranging from eating spicy food, to a food allergy, to seasonal allergies, to irritation.

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