Seasonal Allergies Treatment in Leawood
Allergies & Asthma Treatments at Leawood Family Care
Seasonal and perennial allergies are quite common in the Kansas City area and may cause a runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, itching in the throat, and coughing fits. Pollens (such as ragweed in the fall), pet dander, dust, and mold are all common causes of allergic reactions. We offer trusted seasonal allergies treatment in Leawood in addition to effective asthma treatments.
Seasonal allergies and asthma are inflammatory reactions of the airway that may cause wheezing, cough, and shortness of breath.
There are many potential triggers for asthmatic reactions, including environmental and seasonal allergens, exercise, cold air, and upper respiratory infections. Asthmatic reactions can range from mild to severe, such as life-threatening swelling of the airway.
Our Allergies & Asthma overview
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Symptoms
- Runny nose
- Itchy eyes
- Cough
- Sneezing
- Wheezing
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Potential Causes
- Pollens
- Mold
- Dust
- Air pollution
- Exercise
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Common Ages
All ages
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Affects
- Men
- Women
- Children
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Treatment and Care
Treatment focuses on medication to manage the symptoms and avoidance of triggers or allergens if possible. Options for treatment vary depending on the severity of the reaction experienced and the age of the patient.
Types of Conditions
Allergies
Seasonal allergies, such as those caused by ragweed, are common in the Midwest and frequently cause a runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing during the spring and fall months. Seasonal allergies treatment in Leawood offers relief.
Asthma
Exercise-induced asthma is sometimes seen in athletes of all ages and may cause wheezing or difficulty breathing easily while exercising.
Asthma
Persistent asthma frequently requires daily medication and daily attention to an action plan. An action plan is developed with your physician and based on symptoms and “peak flow” measurement to assess severity of inflammation in the airway.
Seasonal Allergies Treatment in Leawood
Schedule An Appointment
If you are experiencing symptoms that may be caused by allergies or asthma, please call to schedule an appointment or come to our Priority Care clinic. If you are having an allergic reaction that is severe (such as trouble breathing, swelling in the throat), please call 911 for immediate assistance.
