About
Dr. David Fahmy is a Royal College certified specialist in the fields of Clinical Immunology & Allergy (adult and pediatric) and Internal Medicine.
He is an Assistant Professor and the Program Director for Clinical Immunology & Allergy at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
He completed his medical school at the University of Western Ontario followed by a residency in internal medicine at the University of Toronto. He then completed his Clinical Immunology and Allergy training as well as a Masters of Health Science Education at McMaster University.
He serves the Hamilton and Toronto communities with practice locations in both cities.
Services
Dr. Fahmy specializes in a wide variety of allergic and immunological disorders. Click on the links below for patient information on some of the most common conditions.*
FOOD
ALLERGY
ECZEMA
(COMING SOON)
EOSINOPHILIC
ESOPHAGITIS
(COMING SOON)
*The information contained in this site is for educational purposes only. It is provided as a courtesy to our patients. The information on this website and from subsequent links to other websites are intended to supplement, not substitute the advice given at our clinic. No individuals, including those under our care, should use this information for self-diagnosis or self-treatment of any condition. Only a physician or other licensed health care professional should provide diagnosis and treatment of health conditions.
Toronto
Silver Birch Allergy Clinic
622 College St Suite 205
Toronto, ON M6G 1B4
t: 647.506.6896 f: 647.670.3252
Green P Parking Located in Underground lot at 74 Clinton St.
(i.e. NOT the school next door)
Take elevator to 2nd floor to reach clinic
Downtown Hamilton
McMaster Downtown Ambulatory Care Clinic David Braley Health Sciences Centre
100 Main Street West, 4th Floor
Hamilton, ON L8P 1H6
t: 905.525.9140 x 24881 f: 905.527.8847
McMaster Hospital
McMaster University Medical Centre
1200 Main Street West - The Boris Clinic
Hamilton, ON L8P 1H1
f: 905.525.9548
Important: Patients must discontinue their antihistamine medications (including Gravol) at least 4 days prior to their scheduled appointment. Inhalers and nose sprays do not affect testing and can be continued as prescribed.