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 [...]
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 [...]
Most people who have been to an asthma allergy center know the common triggers, such as pet dander, mold, pollen, dust mites, smoke, humidity and chilled air. However, there are many other things that you wouldn’t normally think of that can set off an attack. Asthma inflames and obstructs your breathing passages, making it feel [...]
Did you know that Allergy & Asthma Center of the Rockies can prepare you for the transition from summer to fall? With all the different viruses and allergies approaching, you’ll want your little ones (and yourself) to be prepared for these allergies that are ready to upset the new school year. Summer is coming to [...]
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 [...]
As we head towards spring, the flu continues to remain on the rise in Colorado. There have been more hospitalizations each week, as well as some deaths. According to Colorado.gov, there were another 153 hospital admissions due to the flu, by the end of the week of February 4. This brings flu hospital admissions to [...]
There are many things that can cause a sore throat – strep throat, tonsillitis, a cold, drainage from allergies, etc. So what do you do when you have a sore throat? Do you go to the doctor? Do you drink hot tea with honey? How do you determine what’s causing your sore throat? Normally when [...]
Viruses this fall and winter have hit in full force. This season, the culprit that is closing schools, nursing homes, and keeping people stuck at home is the norovirus. This virus, also known as the winter vomit bug (Wikipedia), is a very contagious virus that anyone can get. “In the United States it is most [...]
Do you have a cough that wakes you up or keeps you up at night? Nighttime, awakening cough is a common symptom of asthma. It is inflammation of the breathing tubes. The body’s internal defense mechanism against inflammation, cortisol, is lowest in the middle of the night. This can reveal asthma that is covered in [...]
As the weather continues to dip and germs are spread throughout school and work places, avoiding the flu is a high priority. On average, the flu puts about 200,000 people in the hospital each year, killing roughly 36,000. Although the flu vaccination only covers certain strains each year, it is still highly recommended for babies, [...]
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