Asthma Triggers

There are a number of common asthma triggers for young children.  Some of the most common triggers of pediatric asthma include pet dander, dust mites, cold weather and drastic changes in weather.  The last thing you want is for your child to be facing a severe asthma attack without proper protection.  Having an asthma inhaler and asthma nebulizer can make all the difference when dealing with severe pediatric asthma.  Allergy and asthma problems are always intertwined, so we recommend having an allergist you can trust to take the best possible care of your child’s respiratory issues.

Seasonal Allergies

Without the help of a medical professional it can sometimes be hard to distinguish between asthma symptoms and allergic symptoms.  As soon as you notice any signs of asthma or allergies, schedule an allergy test right away.  Staying ahead of your allergy symptoms and asthma triggers is the first step toward being as healthy as possible.  Many Americans are affected by seasonal allergies; these are allergies that only affect you during certain times of year, usually spring and fall.  Regularly scheduled allergist appointments are recommended for anyone with mild to severe asthmatic problems.  Proper asthma treatment can potentially save your life!