Bless You Allergy and Asthma, P.A.

09/26/2025

What’s your favorite disposal method?

09/24/2025

Huge round of applause to Ben, our newest OIT grad! 👨🏼‍🎓

09/24/2025

Just like you can get ice cream in many different flavors, you can get different types of asthma. While everyone with asthma shares a set of symptoms caused by inflammation in the lungs, when these symptoms occur and what triggers them fall into a few different categories:
💡Frequency of symptoms. With Persistent Asthma, people experience near constant symptoms. With Intermittent Asthma, people experience periods of symptoms followed by periods of normal breathing. With both of these conditions, symptoms can be mild, moderate, or severe.
💡Age of onset. Some develop asthma in childhood or infancy, and some develop it in adulthood.
💡Type of trigger. For those with Allergic Asthma, symptoms are triggered by allergens such as pollens, molds, insects, and pets. For those with Nonallergic Asthma, symptoms are triggered by environmental factors like air quality or by cold and flu viruses. One well known type of Nonallergic Asthma is Exercise Induced Asthma where symptoms are brought on by exercise.

09/23/2025

Our favorite section of our newsletter, Bless You Monthly, is the part where we share our patients' incredible stories. Just fill out the form at https://forms.gle/nmZsRUcrzyvHgnX47 and if we use your story, we'll send you a $5 Chick Fil A gift card!

09/22/2025

Hoping the weather gets cooler soon! 🍁🎃

09/19/2025

09/19/2025

You can make your favorite BYAA staff member’s day by voting in out monthly Wow contest. Just write down who “wowed” you on a piece of paper and drop it into one of our ballot boxes around the clinic or by filling out the 1 question survey we send after your appointment. Whoever has the most wow votes at the end of the month gets a trophy!​​​​​​​​🏆

09/17/2025

You really do need a spacer with your asthma inhaler! Yes, even adults!

09/16/2025

Funny how that always happens🤯

09/15/2025

If your asthma’s uncontrolled, seeing a doctor might be a really good idea! Here’s what symptoms to look for according to board certified allergist, Dr. Browne.

09/12/2025

September is a great month to catch up on allergy shots, replace your inhaler spacers, and make sure your asthma action plans are updated and easy to follow.

09/11/2025

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