Asthma

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How to Recognize Severe or Chronic Allergic Reactions

While many people have mild allergies to certain substances, some suffer from severe or chronic allergic reactions that can interfere with living a normal life. When you visit our allergy clinic in Sterling, we’ll help you recognize and treat the symptoms of severe or chronic allergic reactions. In the meantime, here’s what you should be [...]

October 11th, 2018|Allergy, Asthma, General Information|0 Comments

Fight Back Against Your Allergies!

Most of us have that one time of year when we wake up and the atmosphere hits us in the face; Nose feels all tingly, throat is clogged up, and even breathing feels extensively labored. More than one third of the people in the United States have allergies, but do nothing about them. Waking up [...]

August 8th, 2018|Allergy, Asthma, General Information|0 Comments

What You Should Know About Having Your Child Tested for Allergies

Childhood allergies can be a scary thing, even though they are common. Allergies often begin during childhood between the toddler years and early grade school, either lessening as the child gets older or continuing into adulthood. To take the fear out of allergies, you should get your child tested to find out what his or [...]

May 10th, 2018|Allergy, Asthma|0 Comments

How to Prevent Asthma Symptoms

If you have asthma, you probably know it can be set off by various triggers, causing wheezing, coughing and difficulty breathing. These symptoms can be life-threatening, and though there is no cure, you can take the advice of an asthma clinic in Sterling to prevent and control your asthma symptoms so you can avoid acute [...]

April 9th, 2018|Asthma|0 Comments

Beating the Upcoming Spring Allergy Season in Colorado

If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you may not be looking forward to the warm spring weather. For those who sneeze at the thought of flowers, allergy season in Colorado can be inconvenient at best and incapacitating at worst. Colorado asthma and allergy sufferers can be set off by a myriad of sources that cause [...]

February 22nd, 2018|Allergy, Asthma, Seasonal Allergies|0 Comments

Do Your Asthma Symptoms Increase With Cold Weather?

Cold weather does affect asthma, and for those who suffer from this uncomfortable breathing issue, it comes as no surprise. Now that we are in the midst of epic winter conditions, it's essential to learn how such cold temperatures affect asthma, as well as other breathing problems, and what you can do to lessen winter's [...]

January 15th, 2018|Allergy, Asthma, Seasonal Allergies|0 Comments

How To Survive The Holiday Season When Suffering From Allergies And Asthma

Winter is finally here, so allergy and asthma sufferers can say 'sayonara' to summertime woes, like hay fever and pollen. Unfortunately, there are plenty of allergen triggers that come hand-in-hand with holiday gatherings, even if you spend most of your time indoors. Luckily, many places are available to help inform those who suffer from these [...]

December 21st, 2017|Allergy, Asthma, Seasonal Allergies|0 Comments

Your Colorado Rockies Asthma Doctor

It’s no secret that asthma can be a serious day-to-day hindrance, even life threatening at times. But that doesn’t mean asthma should keep you from living the active lifestyle so many Coloradans enjoy. With a little help from Dr. Lanting at the Allergy & Asthma Center of the Rockies, you too can hit the slopes [...]

October 23rd, 2017|Allergy, Asthma|0 Comments

How to Deal With Your Summer Allergies

Are your seasonal allergies stealing your summer fun? That shouldn’t be the case. Allergies are curable! Living in a state as beautiful as Colorado, you should be able to enjoy it. No more skipping out on hikes or missing the evening sunset. It is time to find a Colorado allergy and asthma clinic. (Luckily for [...]

Asthma and the Flu

Even though spread of the flu seems to be slowing down, it’s still circulating at above-average levels. If you have asthma, hopefully you’ve already gotten your flu shot, as the CDC recommended. Both children (older than 6 months) and adults with asthma should get vaccinated against influenza every year. However, this year the inactive strain used to make [...]

February 5th, 2015|Asthma|0 Comments