National Allergy & ENT

08/15/2025

08/11/2025

As summer winds down and the Lowcountry shifts toward fall, a new group of allergens takes center stage: w**d pollens. Here’s your go‑to guide for understanding and conquering w**d pollen season in Charleston, SC. 🌱🌾🌿
https://nationalallergyandent.com/w**d-pollen-season-in-charleston-what-you-need-to-know/

08/05/2025

South Carolina schools are back in session, which means preparing your child for the school year. For parents with children who suffer from asthma, preparing can look a little different. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, asthma is one of the top causes of missed school days among children ages 5 to 17. In 2013, it accounted for more than 13.8 million missed school days and $3 billion in losses due to missed work and school days. It is important to follow these key steps to make sure your child is healthy this school year. https://nationalallergyandent.com/back-to-school-with-asthma/

07/30/2025

As ☀️summer winds down and the 📓school year approaches, an end-of-summer 🩺doctor's check-up provides a great opportunity to get a head start on any health concerns, medication refills, or school forms needed. We can help. 843-797-8162

07/21/2025

Why Cockroach Allergy Matters in Charleston
High Humidity & Old Homes: Our coastal humidity and historic neighborhoods can harbor hidden infestations in cracks, kitchens, and basements.
Indoor Allergen: Unlike seasonal pollens, cockroach allergens circulate year‑round, so symptoms can persist unless addressed.
🤧 Common Symptoms
Nasal & Sinus: Chronic congestion, sneezing, and post‑nasal drip
Respiratory: Coughing, wheezing, or asthma flare‑ups—particularly in children
Ocular: Itchy, red, or watery eyes
Skin: Atopic dermatitis (eczema) can worsen with indoor allergen exposure
If you notice year‑round nasal or asthma symptoms despite pollen‑free strategies, cockroach allergy may be the hidden culprit.

🔍 Diagnosing Cockroach Allergy
Skin Prick Testing
Specific IgE Blood Tests
Symptom & Exposure History
Flare‑ups in certain rooms (kitchens, storage areas)
Improvement when away from home
Early diagnosis means tailored treatment and better control of indoor triggers. We can help. 843-797-8162

07/14/2025

Finding it difficult to treat your atopic dermatitis (eczema) or urticaria (hives)? Want to make a difference and advance medicine? National Allergy & ENT is currently enrolling in studies related to both atopic dermatitis (eczema) and chronic urticaria (hives). If interested you can reach out at (843) 261-2222.

07/11/2025

As the weather becomes hotter and filled with humidity, flare-ups related to skin conditions are to be expected. It is common for atopic dermatitis (eczema) and urticaria (hives) to flare up during the summer months. The heat, sun, and sweat can all trigger skin conditions. Preparing for flare-ups will allow you to enjoy the summer months, instead of being miserable and itchy. Having a treatment plan already in place will allow you to stay ahead of your condition. We can help. 843-797-8162

07/01/2025

Dr. Ramey received a great review today: My first visit today, Monday June 30th 2025, with national allergy, off of Ashley Phosphate Road. My Gastroenterologist needed Dr Ramey's opinion involving my intolerance to NSIDS. He and his assistants were extremely thorough in questioning, recording data, etc!!
Because this was just my first visit and I did not need to return, what I experienced with the entire office was magnificent!!👍🏾

06/28/2025

Thanks for a great review: I had an excellent experience with Morgan Hatfield Peters, FNP. From the moment we met, she made us feel right at home. Morgan provided truly 5-star care — she took so much time asking thoughtful questions to really get to the root of my issues. I appreciated how thorough and attentive she was. After a detailed discussion, she put together a clear starting plan that includes tests and bloodwork. I’m grateful for her dedication and look forward to following up with her soon. Highly recommend!