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Share Read More Seasonal Allergy Symptoms

Allergies occur when our immune system has a reaction to a foreign substance like molds, pet dander, and pollen. Normally our immune system's natural defense is to fight off germs; however, most allergic reactions are sort of a false alarm. Symptoms of seasonal allergies can vary but oftentimes include runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, irritated sinuses, watery and itchy eyes. During allergy season, let us help you find some relief. Call us at (239)-574-2644 to schedule an appointment.

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Share Read More Seasonal Allergies & Asthma

Many who are afflicted with seasonal allergies, also suffer from asthma. When seasonal allergies flare, asthma symptoms can be triggered. If you're experiencing asthma and allergy symptoms, give us a call at (239)-574-2644.

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Share Read More Steps For Allergy and Asthma Relief

While dealing with seasonal allergies and asthma may feel overwhelming, there are steps you can take to provide some relief. Checking your outdoor air quality every day, keeping your home tidy, and checking pollen counts before doing any outdoor work can help to minimize symptoms. If you're still struggling, give us a call at (239)-574-2644 and we'll help you find some solutions.

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Share Read More Seasonal Allergies Have Arrived

Spring is here and for most of the mainland, that also means seasonal allergies have arrived. But in Florida, allergy season in lasts around ten months out of the year. If you’re having allergy issues, we are here to help. Call us at (239)574-2644 to schedule an appointment today.

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Share Read More Three Things Happen During an Asthma Flare Up

The airways become swollen and inflamed, the muscles around them constrict, and the airways produce extra mucus. During an asthma episode, you might experience coughing, wheezing, and trouble breathing. If you’re struggling with asthma, let us help you get it under control – schedule an appointment today by giving us a call at (239)574-2644.

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