about us
Steve Kagen, M.D., in a mission to improve the lives of people who suffer with allergy and asthma, has created free tools to help you with tracking and discovering the triggers of your symptoms. Answer a few questions and you will discover why you feel the way you do. With four decades of medical, immunology and allergy expertise, Dr. Kagen, M.D. is at the forefront of the treatment of allergic conditions and is serving patients in Appleton, Oshkosh, Green Bay and Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Download our asthma action plan to create a written document with information and instructions on how you and caretakers can manage your asthma and what to do in an emergency.
Download the planWe are happy to offer two powerful tools for learning more about your allergy and asthma triggers and symptoms, that can help in your journey to managing your allergy conditions and living your best life.
KagenAir
®
App
Discover how the weather and your environment affect your health!
Take regular, simple symptom tests to create your unique Aller-Rhythm® display, revealing your daily personal forecast for experiencing allergy and asthma symptoms.
Sensitometer ®
test
Find out how sensitive you are to allergens!
If your body over reacts to changes in humidity, cold air, pollution or changes in your hormones, you may be hypersensitive. Hypersensitive people are not crazy! They are Hypersensitive to anything that changes inside or outside of their bodies. Take the Sensitometer™ test and share your unique Degree of Sensitivity with your family, friends and personal physician.
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We offer telemedicine and in office visits, and have taken key steps to ensuring your safety.
Dr. Kagen, creator of KagenAir ® and Sensitometer ® test apps, is available to help your family!
Send us a message or give us a call, so we can help you on your way to feeling better.
The outdoor allergy season has come to an end. Visit us here next March for our Kagen Allergy Reports.
December 21, 2024
1 in 3 people in the USA have an allergic disease. Non-prescription medications can control mild allergy symptoms for many allergy sufferers.
The more you know, the better you can feel.
For every 'yes' answer, give yourself one point. For every 'no' answer, no points.
1. Are your eyes sensitive to sunlight?
2. Does the smell of perfume, exhaust or smoke bother you?
3. Do you have cold hands and cold feet?
4. Are you very ticklish?
5. Does cold air make your nose wet and runny?
6. Do you take really hot showers?
7. Are you sleepy by the middle of your day?
8. Have you ever had a migraine headache?
9. Are you sensitive to caffeine, codeine or alcoholic drinks?
10. Can you feel when you ovulate?
SCORE
SENSITIVITY LEVEL
WHAT IT MEANS
0-3
LOW
You are normal and easily tolerate changes in weather, pollution and hormone levels.
4-6
MODERATE
Irritants affect you more easily than normal people.
7-8
HIGH
You are highly sensitive to changes in weather, odors, sunlight, alcohol, medications and hormone levels.
9-10
VERY HIGH
You react to anything that changes inside or outside of your body – any change is a big change.