allergist

allergist

 [al´er-jist]

a physician specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of allergic conditions.

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al·ler·gist

(al'er-jist),

One who specializes in the treatment of allergies.

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allergist

(ăl′ər-jĭst)

n.

A physician specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of allergies.

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allergist

A physician who is often trained in both internal medicine and clinical immunology, and manages patients with allergies; allergists specialise in allergy-induced asthma, stings, bites and sinusitis.

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allergist

Immunology A physician, who is often trained in both internal medicine and clinical immunology and who manages Pts with allergies Meat & potatoes diseases Allergy-induced asthma, stings, bites, sinusitis Salary $137K + 12% bonus

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al·ler·gist

(al'ĕr-jist)

A health care specialist in the treatment of allergies.

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