Anaphylaxis Treatment

Stay protected from anaphylaxis

Premier Allergy & Asthma helps patients identify life-threatening allergens and develop a long-term plan to prevent, manage, and treat anaphylaxis.

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Stay ahead of severe reactions with needle-free testing

Anaphylaxis is the most dangerous type of allergic reaction—and it can strike without warning. Whether your trigger is food, medication, insect stings, or latex, the first step to staying safe is knowing what’s causing your symptoms. At Premier Allergy & Asthma, we use gentle, needle-free testing to identify the exact allergen responsible. Then, we help you create a personalized treatment plan that may include an EpiPen, avoidance strategies, and long-term immunotherapy to reduce or even eliminate your sensitivity.

What can anaphylaxis feel like?

Rapid or weak pulse

A dangerously low or racing pulse is often one of the first signs of anaphylaxis—and a reason to act immediately.

Skin rash and swelling

Redness, hives, and sudden swelling are common symptoms. These can appear within seconds of exposure and worsen rapidly.

Dizziness, nausea, or vomiting

As your body begins to shut down, it may trigger nausea, confusion, or loss of balance—signs that emergency treatment is needed.

Your anaphylaxis care journey

Step 1

Identify your triggers with needle-free testing

We use skin scratch or patch testing to determine which allergen is causing your reaction. These methods are gentle, fast, and designed with patient comfort in mind.

Step 2

Build a personalized emergency plan

If anaphylaxis is a risk, we’ll help you create a clear, actionable plan. This includes epinephrine prescription, trigger avoidance strategies, and education for you and your family or school staff.

Step 3

Begin long-term desensitization

If appropriate, we’ll start immunotherapy to help your body become less sensitive to your trigger over time. This can be life-changing for those with insect, pollen, or environmental allergies.

Step 4

Check in regularly to stay safe

Our team will monitor your progress, update your plan as needed, and ensure you’re always prepared—so you never have to face a reaction alone.

Imagine...

Feeling confident your child is safe at school

Having your emergency plan ready

Knowing your allergy is finally under control

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Care you can trust

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Award-winning providers
13
Locations across Ohio
500+
5-Star Google Reviews

"Came to my first treatment session, I went home the next day and I could breathe again. This is liberating for my life."

John

Award-winning, board-certified providers

Every provider on our team is hand-selected for their clinical skill, compassion, and commitment to education. Many of our allergists and immunologists have trained at top institutions, follow cutting-edge research, and are active in leading national allergy organizations.

Meet the Providers

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

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Frequently asked questions

Anaphylaxis is a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction that can develop within minutes of exposure to an allergen. It causes symptoms like low blood pressure, swelling, difficulty breathing, rashes, nausea, and fainting. Immediate treatment with epinephrine is essential, followed by emergency medical care and long-term allergy management.

If you’ve ever experienced swelling, fainting, or difficulty breathing after exposure to an allergen—or if a family member has—an allergy evaluation is recommended. Our team uses needle-free testing to identify possible triggers and help you understand your risk.

Use your EpiPen immediately. Then call 911. Even if symptoms improve, emergency care is still required. Once stabilized, follow up with your allergist at Premier Allergy & Asthma to adjust your treatment plan and prevent future events.

Wherever you are, we've got you covered

We believe world-class allergy care should be accessible and inclusive for all. Premier Allergy & Asthma offers 13 award-winning boutique clinics conveniently located across Ohio that provide innovative solutions, efficient appointments, and professional care in positive environments.

Westerville
New Albany
Marion
Reynoldsburg
Lancaster
Marysville
Lewis Center
Grove City
Grandview
Dublin
Canal Winchester
Bellefontaine
Hilliard