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Steven McClean - Types of Allergies

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A food allergy is an immune system reaction that happens after eating a certain food. Reactions can range from irritating to life threatening. The most common food allergy symptoms include:. Itching or tingling in the mouth. Swelling of lips/tongue/throat, and/or face. A severe allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis, and requires emergency treatment. Symptoms may include:. Constriction (tightening) of airways. Sudden drop in blood pressure.

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Steven McClean - Types of Allergies

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Keep pets out of the bedroom. Bathe your pet often. Vacuum floors/upholstery often with a HEPA filter. Remove rugs, carpeting and stuffed animals as dander sticks to soft furnishings. Wash your walls periodically (yes, dander can even stick to walls! Wash your hands thoroughly after contact with your pet. Immunotherapy (allergy shots) can also be quite helpful in reducing the allergy symptoms you may have from your pet.

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Steven McClean - Office Staff

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RN, BS.N. Kathy earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. She married, then relocated to the Seattle area with her husband and raised four children. Kathy started working at the clinic in 1998. She enjoys the relationships developed with patients over time. Kathy enjoys learning and keeps current with conferences and continuing education. She enjoys hot yoga, hiking, reading, and traveling.

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Steven McClean - Doctor Biography

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Dr Steven P. McClean. Dr McClean grew up in Burien. After medical school his training took him to University of Oklahoma for a 3 year residency in Internal medicine where he developed an interest in respiratory and allergic disease. He completed a 2 year fellowship in Asthma, Allergy and Clinical Immunology at University of Texas Medical Branch. He has been active in research and has been involved with studies that have increased our understanding of medications such as Advair, Singular and Allegra.

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Steven McClean - Allergy specialist

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Specializing in treatment of:. Contact allergies to make up or personal care products. Steven P. McClean M.D. is committed to providing the very best asthma and allergy care for patients in the Greater Seattle and South Sound Area with offices in Renton and Burien. As a Board Certified asthma and allergy specialist, Dr. Steven McClean can provide state of the art asthma and allergy care for you and your family.

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Steven McClean - Types of Allergies

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From grasses, trees, and weeds are a major cause of allergy symptoms for the seasonal allergy sufferer. Different pollens peak at different times of the year and seasonal allergy symptoms may last for up to 6 months of the year for many people. Typical symptoms include:. Itchy, watery, red eyes. Dark circles under the eyes. Exacerbation of asthma symptoms (shortness of breath, wheezing). Tips to minimize pollen exposure:. Keep windows and doors closed. Shower and wash your hair after being outside.

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Steven McClean - About Us

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What to expect at your appointment:. Please give our receptionist at least 24 hours notice if you are unable to make an appointment, otherwise we will not be able to reschedule.

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Steven McClean - Types of Allergies

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Springtime brings all sorts of fun outdoor activities such as picnics, sports, and hiking, but also something else: stinging insects! In our area, that includes yellow jackets, honeybees, wasps, and hornets. Everyone who is stung will react in some way, but up to 5% of the population may experience anaphylaxis from insect stings. Signs of anaphylaxis from a sting:. Itching and hives over large areas of the body. Swelling in the tongue and/or throat. Dizziness/sudden drop in blood pressure.