Holmes, Barbara Jo

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from June 10, 2014
  

  Omaha P. asked:

  Liliana, "Looking for recommendations for an allergist for adults in the west omaha area" -Margo

  

  Sarah K. replied:

  I see Dr. Ingram and really like him. http://www.dringramomaha.com/

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• Referral from February 7, 2014
  

  Erika R. asked:

  Anyone suggestions on an allergist???

  

  Meghan M. replied:

  dringramomaha.com

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• Referral from November 13, 2012
  

  Omaha P. asked:

  Anonymous asks - Does anyone recommend a good allergist that specializes in toddler food allergies? ~ Megan O.

  

  Tanya S. replied:

  I got this Dr's name from No Name Nutrition - apparently he does/prefers natural-based approaches. William Ingram, MD, PC. www.dringramomaha.com I have not actually seen him yet - just got the name a few days ago.

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• Referral from April 17, 2015
  

  Omaha P. asked:

  Tina asks: I am looking for recommendations for an allergist and ENT. Son has had fluid in ears the past 4 mths and pediatrician recommended seeing specialist. Think allergies are underlying cause and want to check his hearing. We have been seeing a Chiro which helps prevent ear infections but not the constant congestion.

  

  Anna B. replied:

  Dr Ingram, 402-991-1975. Www.dringramomaha.com

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• Referral from March 19, 2015
  

  Omaha P. asked:

  Brynn asks: Any advice would be great. My two boys (2 1/2 and 10 months) both suffer from eczema. I'm over trying different lotions, washes and techniques for resolving the symptoms that only seem to be temporary fixes. I pursued allergy testing with a doctor that only tested for environmental allergies and then prescribed a regiment of baths, lotions, steroid creams and allergy meds (for the youngest who showed positive for almost all of the allergens) saying the eczema was probably genetic. All of that is fine except I don't want to medicate my kids unless it's absolutely necessary. He didn't feel the need to test for food allergies. I have a dairy sensitivity myself and my oldest was MSPI until he was about 1. Excluding dairy did not fix his skin issues. I guess I'm looking for recommendations of doctors willing to t test for everything to try to eliminate the cause instead of treat the symptoms. Or maybe just your personal stories. I'm sure it could just be genetic but couldn't my allergies that cause eczema be genetic too? TIA

  

  Anna B. replied:

  Dr. William Ingram. 4029911975 He specializes in food allergies and believes that all things come from the food you eat and focuses on natural treatments. He is a private DR, so might not be in network but my friends whole work up was just $190 out of pocket.

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