Dr. Muhammad Asghar Pasha, MD

My daughter is 16 months old and is allergic to all the food tests in a books test given by her Pediatrician. She has eczema/rash and is super itchy and has been since months old. Switching for formula to formula to try to find one that didn’t leave her skin raw! Dr pasha not only referred my little girl dressed in all pink to a him multiple times he didn’t even look at her skin. He said the blood test was given too early and food allergies at this age is a joke! Say what!? He explained what anaphylactic was several times and said that that when I’ll know she is allergic not a blood test. Our pediatrician Told us to take away all the food that she was allergic to and this dr said it wasn’t nessary to eliminate anything. Dr pasha also explained my child can be on a typical steroid twice a day for any length of time. Another thing our. Pediatrician Advised us not to over use dontonthinning of the skin and weakened immune system. I am going for a second option! My mom gut is telling… me this is wrong. Save your time and find a better dr. In my opinion he’s a quack!!

I took my 18 mo old for a suspected egg allergy. I provided detailed history and photographs (I'm a pharmacist so I know what I'm talking about). He said the patch test was negative when it CLEARLY was positive, told me fine to give her eggs and then denied me an epi pen prescription. Only at my insistence did he write for bloodwork to confirm. That it did. The other doc at the practice insisted on writing an epi pen prescription and was very concerned. Not only could I have given my daughter something she was clearly allergic to, but she may have had a fatal reaction and I would have had nothing to give her...oh and he also claimed no correlation between asthma and allergies (because I explained she had been hospitalized for asthma episodes and was concerned since her airway was already compromised that she could have an even bigger problem should a reaction come along). He said very dismissively "not related". Well look it up everyone: "kids with food allergies and asthma are… possibly at a higher risk for a fatal outcome due to an allergic reaction". He couldn't even understand me when I gave her history. A five year old could have followed the story line "she ate eggs...then she had massive hives and throwing up within a few hours. I don't know of anything else she was exposed to that was different." A joke. He is lucky he doesn't have a lawsuit on his hands at refusing to give an epipen prescription and telling me to give her eggs. I even made the point that IF he didn't think she was allergic to eggs, clearly it was something and shouldn't we be prepared ESPECIALLY since we didn't know what to avoid? Common sense. Rant over

My 26 year old son is his patient and we have had great experiences with Dr. Pasha

Dr. Pasha treated my son for allergies/asthma. He tested his lung capacity, made recommendations re: his medications (none given the results on his test), and answered all of my questions thoroughly. Has excellent bedside manner. Even talked with me on the phone (most doctors don't do that nowadays!). I trust this doctor. I am VERY pleased with him. Thank you Dr. Pasha!!