Allergy specialist needed - possible delayed bee sting reaction

Can anybody recommend a good allergy specialist. I have a situation that could be a delayed reaction to wasp stings. While very uncommon, reactions can occurred more than a week after the stings.

Dr. Kerry Lebenger, Summit Medical Group

Oh dear! I was stung by a bumble bee last month, and two days following was when I had the reaction..swelling, and pain, and brusing. When it first happened I took Benedryl and all seemed fine. Almost a month later and you can still see slight pink to the skin about 1" all around the sting sight.

Depending on the severity of your reaction, I think you may need more urgent care.

fabulouswalls said:

Depending on the severity of your reaction, I think you may need more urgent care.

Yes, this...I would start there first.

I got stung a number of years ago on my wrist and my hand and arm swelled to the point of looking like a prosthetic. I called my allergist and he asked me to explain the symptoms; asked if there was any red creeping up my arm (there wasn't). He told me it was a "local reaction" and that I would be fine in a week or two. Well, the next day, I was still feeling anxious about it and went to the ER. They told me it was a "local reaction" and that I would be fine in a week or two...

eta: I was fine in a week or two...

Ended up going to see Dr. David K. Brown at Overlook. Great doctor - available Saturday morning. Even returned a Friday night call. Anyway, suspected cause of hives is a reaction to doxycline which was prescibed to prevent an infection from a brace of yellow jacket stings.