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Ashburn Allergy PLLC

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Ashburn Allergy PLLC

A medical clinic located in Ashburn, VA that specializes in allergic disorders. Dr. Jiun Yoon is a Accepting New Patients of All Ages!!
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10/23/2024

Reminder: The clinic is closed Thur and Fri, Oct. 24 and 25th

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10/14/2024

Friendly reminder that we are CLOSED on Tuesday, Oct. 15th.

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03/20/2024

Appts available for consultation and testing! Call (571) 246-6323. www.ashburnallergy.com

Immunotherapy or allergy shots is based on a century-old concept that the immune system can be desensitized to allergens that trigger symptoms. Allergy shots can potentially lead to lasting remission of allergy symptoms, and it may play a preventive role in the development of asthma and new allergies.
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03/15/2024

This post is from last year just a week earlier. The same holds true! Spring allergy season is here! Call (571) 246-6323 to schedule an appointment. www.ashburnallergy.com Ashburn Allergy PLLC

01/19/2024

(Updated 1/19 @ 7:00 AM - subject to change pending conditions)

***Sorry for the sudden notice but the roads are still slick and treacherous***

***Friday: Jan. 19th - Delayed Open at 9 AM***

01/16/2024

Due to weather conditions: Delayed Opening at 9AM for Tuesday, Jan. 16th.

01/09/2024

Ashburn Allergy bleeds maize and blue!!

01/04/2024

We are in the full swing of the cold and virus season. We still have plenty of influenza vaccines to keep you protected against the flu!
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12/21/2023

Happy Holidays and a Joyous New Year from all of us at Ashburn Allergy!

Reminder: This clinic is CLOSED on Mon 12/25, Thur 12/28, Fri 12/29, and Mon 1/1.

11/11/2023

Happy Veterans Day!!

10/05/2023

It's flu season. We have the current 2023-24 Flucelvax vaccine available in the clinic for ages 6 mths - 64 years old! Covered by your insurance company as a preventive measure with no copay. Call now to help stop the spread of influenza!
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09/01/2023

The clinic will be CLOSED, Monday 9/4 and Tuesday 9/5!

07/05/2023

Friendly reminder that we are CLOSED the rest of this week, July
Open for shots the week of July 10th, except CLOSED on Wed. July 12th

06/08/2023

Air quality index is in the purple range today! That is extremely dangerous for those with respiratory disorders such as asthma, very young, and also the older population. In the purple range, the air quality will also affect even the healthy members of the population to some extent. Stay indoors if at all possible and all of those masks and face coverings we have for COVID will come in handy today.

To add to the hazy mix in the air, the grass pollen continues towards the peak and the pesky tree pollen doesn't seem to want to go away.

A change in wind direction and hopefully some needed rain will help to cleanse the air.

04/12/2023

Warm and sunny with a slight breeze. Sounds like a great day to be outside to enjoy the weather. For seasonal allergy sufferers though, that combination in the middle of April is the perfect scenario for the trees to release a lot of pollen. Traditionally, the peak for tree pollen season is in a couple of weeks. The daily coating of fine pollen on our cars and other outdoor surfaces will gradually increase if the weather pattern stays the same. This year's tree pollen season started early but it does not mean it will end early.
If you suffer from allergies take your medications, limit your time outdoors, use air conditioning, keep windows closed, change clothes, shower when you get back home, and/or consider evaluation and treatment by a board-certified allergist!
Ashburn Allergy PLLC

Graph courtesy of Susan Kosisky, chief microbiologist at USACAEL

03/22/2023

The cherry blossoms on the Tidal Basin are predicted to be in peak bloom later this week. Our tree pollen season, though, is still in the early stages. The tree pollen season started early due to a very mild Winter. However, we will not see the peak of the tree pollen season until the end of April/early May time frame.

Oral antihistamines help with the itchy symptoms, but they should be used in conjunction with intranasal corticosteroids which help with the congestion symptoms. Antihistamine eye drops can be added for itchy, watery eyes.

A lot of times though, the medications do not fully relieve your symptoms. That's when your friendly neighborhood allergist comes in. We can help to find out which allergens/pollens are causing your symptoms and tailor an immunotherapy or "allergy shot" program to reduce your sensitivity to those allergens. Over time, your sensitivity/allergy will be reduced and since you will have no or minimal symptoms, likely will not need to take medications or can significantly reduce the need for medications. Call the clinic at (571) 246-6323 to make an appointment or visit us at www.ashburnallergy.com

Photos courtesy of Dr. Rose Ressner

02/22/2023

Reminder:
The office will be closing early at 3:00 pm on Thursday, February 23rd. Last shot will be at 2:30 pm.
The office will be closed Friday, February 24th.

02/09/2023

Despite what the groundhog saw, Spring is on the horizon. The early pollinating trees have already started to release pollen. Traditionally, tree pollen season starts to rev up in the first couple of weeks of March with the peak being towards the end of April or the beginning of May.

For those of us with Spring seasonal allergies, now is the time to prepare. Long-acting, second-generation antihistamines such as Allegra, Zyrtec, Claritin, or Xyzal help with the itchy symptoms. They start to work within an hour of taking the medications. For nasal and sinus stuffiness, runny nose, throat clearing, and dripping down the back of the throat; nasal steroid sprays are the most effective for those symptoms and can be used with antihistamine pills. Nasal steroid sprays are most effective if used on a regular basis. They are safe to use and do not cause significant steroid side effects even with longer use. In fact, they are intended to be used daily during the season and typically take several days of using before becoming effective. They are not intended for as-needed use.

If you need further guidance on the use of the medications, want to know which environmental allergens are causing symptoms, and want to discuss other treatment options; then make an appointment with your friendly neighborhood allergist. We can test you to see which allergens are likely causing your symptoms, medications to use for the variety of symptoms, modifications that can be made in the home, and different treatment options including allergy shots. Immunotherapy or allergy shots are the best treatment option to help reduce or eliminate allergic symptoms by helping your immune system recognize and ignore environmental triggers.

Make an appointment now before tree pollen season ramps up and there is a rush of patients coming during the season as their symptoms are now out of control.

www.ashburnallergy.com (571) 246-6323
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20955 Professional Plz Ste 300
Ashburn, VA
20147

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+15712466323

Website

https://ashburnallergy.com/

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A New Beginning!

Officially open for patients as of April 9, 2018!!

Welcome to Ashburn Allergy, PLLC. We are a pediatric and adult allergy, asthma, and immunology clinic located in the heart of Loudoun County. We strive to provide the most advanced and comprehensive evaluation and treatment for your entire family. We welcome patients of all ages. Here at Ashburn Allergy, every patient is cared for like family and we want you to be involved in your care and well-being. We use the most current evidence-based medical guidelines and clinically proven state of the art testing and evaluation methods to develop a personalized treatment and care plan individualized to each patient’s needs.

Jiun Yoon, MD started his own solo allergy practice, Ashburn Allergy, PLLC, after eleven years of government service and six years in a group private practice. He served nine years on active duty with the United States Army. During his distinguished nine-year Army career, Dr. Yoon served as a Brigade Surgeon in the 2nd Infantry Division, staff internist with the 8th Army based in Seoul, South Korea, and Chief of the Allergy and Immunology Service at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Augusta, Georgia; including a deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 10th Combat Support Hospital. After completing his active duty service, Dr. Yoon practiced at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital as a civilian allergist and also contributed to the education of future allergists at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Allergy and Immunology training program. Prior to starting Ashburn Allergy, Dr. Yoon joined a large group allergy private practice in the Metro DC area and served as the lead physician for their hub. He completed his undergraduate training at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and earned his Doctor of Medicine from the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia. He completed his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, HI and fellowship training in Adult and Pediatric Allergy and Immunology at the prestigious Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He is board certified in Allergy/Immunology.

Dr. Yoon's professional career includes appointments on several committees appointed by the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI) and the American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology(ACAAI). He has also been elected as a Fellow of both the AAAAI and the ACAAI, as well as the American College of Physicians.