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Andrew Engler, MD
The Allergy and Asthma Clinic
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290 Baldwin Ave San Mateo, CA 94401
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Andrew Engler, MD

Andrew Engler, MD practices as an Asthma - Allergy Specialists in San Mateo, CA.Andrew Engler, MD graduated from Stanford Univ Sch Of Med, Stanford Ca 94305.
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Asthma - Allergy Specialists

Education Stanford Univ Sch Of Med, Stanford Ca 94305
Training Stanford Univ Hosp, Internal Medicine
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290 Baldwin Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401
Services Andrew Engler, MD provides Asthma and Allergy treatments in San Mateo, CA. An Allergy Specialist can perform skin tests, breathing tests and provide allergy shots.

Please call The Allergy and Asthma Clinic at (650) 343-4547 to schedule an appointment in San Mateo, CA or get more information. Additional Services Allergy, Asthma , Hayfever
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I was seen by Brooke, and she was patient and knowledgeable. She took time to answer my questions and was friendly.
by Christina xxx.xxx.178.8
July 12, 2025
The front desk staff and nurse were a 10/10. I normally do not leave negative reviews, but I felt that I needed to share my experience with Dr. Gupta. I felt that Dr. Ghupta was not listening to me when I was explaining my situation, and he eventually asked if I had any autoimmune disorders. Once I told him I had psoriasis it seemed like he came to the conclusion that I had something autoimmune. He had the nurse order blood tests and said if they come back I could have lupus. I even confirmed with him after the appointment, 'So, if these test results come back positive I could have lupus.' and he said 'Yes'. He did not even ask me or explain to me anything about lupus! I have friends who are nurses and I also work at a healthcare company, I know how serious lupus can be, this is a dangerous thing to tell someone who is impressionable or has mental health issues, especially when you are not qualified to diagnose a patient. He then proceeds to tell me my cheeks look red, and said a butterfly rash is a common symptom of lupus. I had make up on! When I told him it was blush, he gave me a strange look like I was lying or something. I have never had a rash on my face in my life. I left the appointment with blood test papers and a follow up appointment for environmental allergies. No treatment for my current symptoms (itchy mouth/lips, cracked lips, cotton like feeling). I end up sending pictures of my mouth to my PCP and they diagnose me with thrush. I am currently being treated and do not plan on following up with Dr. Gupta. One more interation that I felt I needed to share was when Dr. Gupta asked what medication I was on. I told him I was on a low-dose Zoloft for panic attacks and anxiety. He then asks if I really need it and that its important to strengthen my mind and not use medication as a crutch. I then asked him if he thought my medication could be causing my symptoms and he said no. I found this unprofessional and condescending. First of all, he does not know me or my medical history. I have had anxiety since I was a kid and it is not his job to tell me his opinion on my mental health if it has nothing to do with the diagnosis.
by Katie Byrd xxx.xxx.181.246
July 03, 2025
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