Greater Austin Allergy, Asthma & Immunology

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The Greater Austin Allergy, Asthma & Immunology team provides outstanding care to adults and children with allergies, asthma & food allergies throughout the Austin, Texas area.

Happy Birthday Jessica! 🎊 You're such a fantastic MA and always make everything better just by being you. Hope you get t...
09/21/2025

Happy Birthday Jessica! 🎊

You're such a fantastic MA and always make everything better just by being you. Hope you get tons of cake, lots of laughs, and a really perfect day. Here's to a fantastic new year! 🎂✨

Happy birthday, Tammy! 🎈 Your expertise as our P.A. is matched only by your wonderful personality. Hope your day is fill...
09/21/2025

Happy birthday, Tammy! 🎈

Your expertise as our P.A. is matched only by your wonderful personality. Hope your day is filled with good food, great company, and lots of reasons to smile. Enjoy every minute! 🎉🎂

Red alert signs: Know when allergic asthma becomes an emergency. While we focus on prevention and control, it's crucial ...
09/20/2025

Red alert signs: Know when allergic asthma becomes an emergency.

While we focus on prevention and control, it's crucial to recognize when professional help is needed immediately. Seek emergency care if you experience severe difficulty speaking due to shortness of breath, notice bluish coloring around lips or fingernails, or observe rapid breathing with chest retractions.

These aren't symptoms to "wait and see" about—they require immediate medical attention. For non-emergency situations, contact us if your current asthma plan isn't controlling symptoms or if allergy medications aren't providing adequate relief. Your breathing is too important to compromise.

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🍁 September Clinic Closures – Let’s Plan Ahead Together 🍁We want to make sure your allergy care stays on track! Please t...
09/19/2025

🍁 September Clinic Closures – Let’s Plan Ahead Together 🍁

We want to make sure your allergy care stays on track! Please take a moment to review the upcoming September closures across our locations:

📅 9/1 – All Clinics - CLOSED (Labor Day)
📅 9/15 – Galleria - CLOSED
📅 9/18 – Round Rock - CLOSED
📅 9/18 – South Austin - Closing at 2:45 PM
📅 9/19 - Westlake - CLOSED
📅 9/22 – Round Rock - CLOSED
📅 9/23 - Westlake - CLOSED
📅 9/24 - South Austin - CLOSED
📅 9/25 - Galleria - CLOSED
📅 9/26 - South Austin - CLOSED
📅 9/29 – Jollyville - CLOSED
📅 9/30 – Round Rock - Open until Noon

If you have questions or need to adjust your appointment, our team is here and happy to help. Thank you for trusting us with your allergy and asthma care!

Austin allergy sufferers, we want to hear from YOU! Climate change is reshaping our allergy seasons in multiple ways, an...
09/19/2025

Austin allergy sufferers, we want to hear from YOU!

Climate change is reshaping our allergy seasons in multiple ways, and we're curious about what you're experiencing firsthand.
Are you noticing that your allergies start earlier in the year? Maybe they're lasting longer into the fall and winter? Or perhaps you're seeing new symptoms or stronger reactions than before?

Your experiences help us understand how our changing climate is impacting our community's health. Plus, seeing the poll results might help you realize you're not alone in what you're experiencing!

Share your story in the comments - we read every single one and use your feedback to better serve our Austin allergy community.

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Climate change isn't just an environmental issue—it's a breathing issue for those with asthma. Rising temperatures and s...
09/18/2025

Climate change isn't just an environmental issue—it's a breathing issue for those with asthma.

Rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns are creating longer allergy seasons with higher pollen counts. Increased air pollution, more frequent wildfires, and humidity changes make it harder for people with asthma to breathe comfortably. For those with allergic asthma, these environmental shifts mean more exposure to airborne triggers year-round.

Staying informed about local air quality, pollen forecasts, and weather conditions helps you anticipate and avoid situations that might worsen your symptoms. Proactive management has never been more crucial.

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09/16/2025

Allergy season strategy: Don't just endure it, outsmart it!

Before you step outside, check our Local Allergy Report to know what's in the air that day. When pollen counts are high, plan outdoor activities for early morning or late evening when levels are typically lower. After being outdoors, change into clean clothes and shower to remove pollen from your skin and hair—think of it as washing away the day's exposure.

These simple swaps can be the difference between suffering through allergy season and actually enjoying the beautiful Austin weather we love so much.

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Ready to fight back against longer allergy seasons? Here's your battle plan! 💪 The secret weapon? Getting AHEAD of your...
09/16/2025

Ready to fight back against longer allergy seasons? Here's your battle plan! 💪

The secret weapon? Getting AHEAD of your symptoms instead of chasing them. Start your antihistamines 2 weeks before your personal allergy season kicks off - this prevents inflammation before it takes hold. Track local pollen counts daily (we've got you covered with our real-time tracker!), and when counts are high, keep windows closed and limit outdoor activities. Simple indoor strategies like HEPA air filters, showering after being outside, and using dehumidifiers can create a safe haven in your own home.

The goal isn't to hibernate indoors - it's to enjoy Austin's amazing outdoor culture while keeping symptoms in check. You shouldn't have to choose between breathing well and living well!

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It's National Mushroom Month, which brings up an important question for allergy sufferers: are mushrooms triggers or fri...
09/15/2025

It's National Mushroom Month, which brings up an important question for allergy sufferers: are mushrooms triggers or friends?

While culinary mushrooms like shiitake and portobello are generally safe to eat for most people, the relationship between fungi and allergies is more complex. Outdoor mold spores (which are related to mushrooms) are major asthma and allergy triggers, especially during damp fall weather. However, eating mushrooms rarely causes the same reactions as inhaling airborne mold spores. The confusion often comes from people thinking all fungi are the same—but your immune system typically reacts differently to ingested versus inhaled allergens.

If you have severe mold allergies, it's worth discussing with your allergist whether certain mushrooms should be avoided, but most people can enjoy their fungi safely!

Your home should be your sanctuary, not a trigger zone. Simple changes can transform your living space into an allergy a...
09/14/2025

Your home should be your sanctuary, not a trigger zone. Simple changes can transform your living space into an allergy and asthma-friendly environment.

Start with a HEPA filter vacuum to trap allergens instead of spreading them around, wash bedding weekly in hot water to eliminate dust mites, and consider dust-mite-proof covers for your pillows and mattresses. An air purifier in your bedroom can work wonders for nighttime breathing, and keeping humidity between 30-50% prevents mold growth.

These aren't just cleaning tips—they're health investments that can significantly reduce your symptoms and improve your quality of life.

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Austin allergy sufferers, meet your late summer nemesis: RAGWEED! This aggressive allergen used to stick to a predictabl...
09/13/2025

Austin allergy sufferers, meet your late summer nemesis: RAGWEED!

This aggressive allergen used to stick to a predictable late summer and fall schedule, but climate change has given it a serious upgrade. Higher CO₂ levels are acting like plant steroids, boosting both the amount AND potency of ragweed pollen.

What's worse? Ragweed season now stretches well into November instead of wrapping up in early fall. One single ragweed plant can produce up to 1 billion pollen grains, and these microscopic troublemakers can travel for MILES on the wind. If you're feeling like your fall allergies are hitting harder and lasting longer than ever before, you're not imagining it.

The good news? Understanding your enemy is the first step to defeating it. Don't let ragweed ruin your favorite Austin fall activities!

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12801 Shops Pkwy, # 400
Bee Cave, TX
78738

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Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 2pm

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