“Fortunately we now have safe “no needle” patient friendly in office diagnostic testing that allows us to confirm the specific type of allergen that is sensitizing patients eyes during ragweed season which helps us guide them and offer better treatment options for their itchy, watery eye symptoms,” shared Dr. D’Ambrosio Jr.

“Late summer and early fall marks the most intense time for ragweed pollen allergy sufferers to experience the uncomfortable symptoms of itchy, watery eyes. Even patients who don’t ordinarily experience eye allergies often call us this time of year wanting help with their itchy eye symptoms,” explained Francis D’Ambrosio, Jr., M.D.

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