Midwest Allergy Sinus Respiratory (MASA)

Differentiate between clonal mast cell disease and activation syndromes. This guide covers the clinical classification of Systemic Mastocytosis, the “20% + 2” rule for MCAS diagnosis, and the genetic markers of Hereditary Alpha-Tryptasemia, Mast-Cell-Mediated Allergic Diseases, Monoclonal Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (mMCAS), and Mast-Cell Tumors.

Do you suffer from unexplained flushing, digestive issues, or brain fog? You may be dealing with a mast cell disorder. Mast cells are immune cells that, when overactive, release chemicals like histamine even without a threat. Explore our guide to understanding MCAS symptoms, triggers, and the latest treatment options to help you feel better.

A research study to evaluate asthma treatment in teens is open for enrollment. Study-related procedures and study medication are covered at no cost to you. Sign up now!

Midwest Allergy Sinus Asthma and Respiratory is sponsoring the Michigan State Spartans in this year’s NCAA March Madness Tournament!

Join a clinical study evaluating asthma treatments for teens aged 12-17. This 24-week study provides medication and care at no cost, with compensation for time and travel. Contact us to see if your teen qualifies!

Symptoms include fever, rash, facial swelling, enlarged lymph nodes and kidney or liver injury. Many drugs could cause D.R.E.S.S., but the most common drugs involved are specific types of antibiotics…

This is particularly important for the immunocompromised population, who are at greater risk of severe illness and have a diminished response to vaccines.

US FDA approved of XHANCE as the first and only medication for adults with chronic rhinosinusitis without nasal polyps. It is a fluticasone propionate nasal spray which uses the Exhalation Delivery System to enable topical steroid to the inflamed areas and is proven effective.

Recent public acts in Central Illinois empower schools to improve student safety by providing resources for asthma and allergy management and enabling access to Epipen and Inhaler. This page unifies essential links and resources and find out how MASA can help schools to create a safer learning environment for students with asthma and allergies.

Join our VITESSE clinical trial at Midwest Allergy Sinus Asthma’s SWIA Research Center in Bloomington/Normal, IL, offering a new, innovative treatment for children aged 4-7 with peanut allergies. Safe, non-invasive, and potentially life-changing. Limited enrollment – contact us to learn more!

What causes EoE? What are the symptoms of EoE? How is EoE diagnosed? Is EoE the same as acid reflux or GERD? Is there a cure for EoE? How is EoE treated? Can diet changes help? Is EoE common? Can EoE lead to complications? Is regular monitoring required? What is the relationship between Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) and asthma? We have answers for you.

The evaluation and care of EoE are unique to each patient. If you suspect you have EoE, or have already been diagnosed, expert allergists at Midwest Allergy Sinus Asthma can determine the role of food allergy in your condition and your treatment options, including biological medications.

As we all struggle to stave off sickness or get “ back to health” quickly after a respiratory infection, there are sound practices we can employ to help prevent illness or to get better faster. Whether you have a weak immune system, allergies that cause you to get a lot of colds and sore throats, chronic sinusitis, PANS/PANDAS, COPD, MCAS or just get sick frequently due to having young children or grandchildren you care for, respiratory infections are a huge physical, emotional and financial burden. We hope you find our prevention and wellness tips helpful to combat COVID-19, RSV, influenza, or even the common cold.