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(609) 584-9200Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections2333 Whitehorse Mercerville Rd Ste GTrenton, NJ 08619 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Specialties

Primary: Allergist-Immunologist

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Allergy, Internal Medicine

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Fax: (609) 584-9299

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insurance, discover, mastercard, amex, visa

Languages

Spanish, Urdu

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Dr. Aslam Lateef, MD

Lateef, Aslam, MD

Lateef Aslam

Aslam Lateef MD

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http://hamiltonallergy.com

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Physicians & Surgeons, Allergy & Immunology, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Dermatology, Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice, Physicians & Surgeons, Otorhinolaryngology (Ear, Nose & Throat), Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics, Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General

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anonymous

11/05/2014

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Dr Lateef helped me after other doctors had given up. He really cares about his patients, takes time to explain action plans that improved the quality of my life. He has modern technology, and a professional staff; and gave a same day appointment when I was not feeling my best - Maureen Kubisz

anonymous

04/25/2012

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A terrific doctor, explains things well and spends lots of time with his patients.

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Phone: (609) 584-9200

Address: 2333 Whitehorse Mercerville Rd Ste G, Trenton, NJ 08619

Website: http://hamiltonallergy.com

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Headaches
Sinusitis
"Should deviated septum be repaired when ENT is doing sinus surgery? Saw ENT, CT confirmed unresponsive to antibiotics recurrent chronic sinusitis. Surgery to open cavities up etc was recommended. He was noncommittal on deviated septum repair, despite, 6 week previously his nurse practitioner was firm in stating they would, if nothing else, repair that (dependent on last month of antibiotics). I'm a bit confused. All I read suggests the septum should be repaired especially with them doing sinus surgery. Thoughts or suggestions please."
Ear Infections
“We feel truly blessed to share that Aiza has been free of ear infections since her one and only appointment with Dr. Lateef. I truly hope and wish that all parents who have dealt with their child repeated ear infections, obtain Dr. Lateef's advise and follow a hassle free, simple to do but highly effective treatment plan.” - Munaza
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Come in for a food allergy/intolerance evaluation. Along with identifying triggers, we can show you how to heal your gut using natural, food-based protocols. Improvement in daily symptoms and ability to tolerate more foods has been life-changing for our patients. Some of them were told they have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) but weren't told what to do about it but we have concrete plans that can help. Stop fearing food and figure out how to resolve your food issues once and for all.
Bronchitis

Computed Tomography
There are about 14 physiologic factors (maybe more) related to the intricate and ideal functioning of the sinuses, if one or more of these finely tuned systems is off, then tendency for recurrent sinusitis (sinus inflammation, but not necessarily infection) can be the result. A discussion of subacute/recurrent/chronic sinusitis is beyond the scope of this medium so I'll focus on acute sinusitis. The defining feature of ALL sinusitis is the production of irritating, thick and copious mucous created within the malfunctioning sinus system and then draining out. As a quick aside, head pressure and pain without this copious mucous is almost never sinusitis. It is usually migraine or some other primary headache variant. Sinus headaches, i.e. head pain originating form the sinuses but with NO congestion/mucous is not a true condition (or is exceedingly rare). Treating such head pain with sinus medicines in this day and age is not justified. Anyway, back to sinusitis. Discussing sinusitis means discussing mucous. Sinus mucous drainage out a frontal pathway eventually leads to the nose where mucous irritates the nasal tissue, worsens nasal swelling and often requires blowing/sneezing to clear out. The rear passageway for mucous drainage is via the throat (so called "post nasal drip"). Many persons with sinusitis will drain from both places simultaneously, hence a feeling of head fullness and pressure. Healthy humans (adults) produce about 1-2 cups of thin, clear and very healthy mucous per day. This mucous drains through these same places in a pleasant and largely unnoticed fashion, this mucous maintains proper humidity within the respiratory system, forms a protective coat against pathogens, keeps pH in the respiratory and even GI system within proper ranges and does many other wonderful and under-recognized/appreciated things for healthy humans. When normal sinus mucous drainage is impeded (as in most viral upper respiratory illnesses) this leads to a profound change in mucous viscosity and consistency. This altered mucous is what we notice and are bothered by. The goal of a properly executed sinus treatment plan is to flush out the unhealthy mucous, open up all normal drainage pathways and re-establish normal and healthy mucous flow. Normal mucous is NOT our enemy and does not need to be killed or eradicated as some commercials imply, a major goal of treatment is to re establish healthy mucous flow. Coming back to your problem, the "thick chunks" are likely the end product of a poorly draining sinus system with trapped mucous inspissating into thick, unpleasant consistencies causing further blockage and a possible vicious cycle. Proper use of a sinus irrigation system to clean out unhealthy mucous and a nasal steroid to reduce swelling and allow for better sinus drainage are excellent first steps (both of these are now OTC- neilmed irrigation kit and nasacort spray). Using these devices optimally takes a lot of experience and instruction, using them in

Acne Treatment
Eczema
"If you have ever felt like giving up and accepting that your allergy/eczema issues will permanently bother you, come and see Dr. Lateef. All it took was one appointment and within a week my symptoms were essentially gone. Dr. Lateef was extremely knowledgeable and immediately understood my specific situation, and right after the appointment provided a 10 page packet with helpful instructions for a routine that incorporated various prescriptions and ointments and over the counter recommendations as well as lifestyle practices, covering every base including things I had never considered trying despite having seen countless doctors and specialists throughout the years. It was miraculous how quickly and easily Dr. Lateef's plan fixed my symptoms, and with persistence will soon cure them. He even responded right away to an after hours email with a question I had early on in the routine process. The personalized treatment sets this place apart, pick Hamilton Allergy Asthma & Sinus over the conglomerate groups in the area that just prescribe and forget about you." - Garrett
Fungus
I was just curious if the acne has cleared yet? If not, I can suggest a very safe topical facial cleanser that will reduce skin colonization of many of the organisms associated with acne (product called Cln facial cleanser, it is made of very dilute bleach and gentle foaming agents so it if antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal but also very gentle) - my patients with long standing acne have done terrific with this treatment (along with probiotics and short-term avoidance of ALL cow's milk products to see if milk sensitivity is a factor). I have had many other patients clear their acne with gluten free diets as well but this depends on the state of your stomach. You mentioned having a boil, recurrent boils can be traced to hypercolonization with specific bacteria or very commonly even fungus. This is why I love the bleach cleanser, it gets both of these. This cleanser should also prevent future boils if you use it in areas that are prone these. Best Wishes. Aslam Lateef, MD
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Allergies
"Dr Lateef is very thorough. He carefully reviewed the results of my 6yr olds allergy testing and treatment plan, making sure to answer all of our questions. I didn’t feel rushed at all through the appointment. He was very patient with my child and explained exactly what he was going to do before he did it. We had a great experience and would recommend him!" - Jennifer

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