Allergy Associates of La Crosse, Ltd. To find out whether sublingual immunotherapy might be right for you, read on or contact us.
Allergy Associates of La Crosse is an allergy practice that helps patients identify and treat their allergies' cause through personalized diagnosis & treatment. is an internationally-recognized allergy clinic that helps you identify and treat the cause of your allergies—not just the symptoms—through allergy drops taken under the tongue. Since 1970, we've used this effective, well-researched approach, also known as sublingual immunotherapy, to help patients nationwide to take control of their food and environmental allergies.
09/26/2025
Did you know your bronchial tubes have tiny “muscle bands” that can spasm during an asthma attack — kind of like a medieval castle gate slamming shut to keep invaders out? 🏰 Unfortunately, in this case, the “invaders” are often harmless allergens like pollen or pet dander, and the result is… wheeze city.
Good news: treatments like allergy drops can help retrain your immune system so it stops overreacting in the first place. Less drama, more breathing room.
09/24/2025
Pets are family — but for those with asthma, pet dander and allergens can make breathing harder. Simple steps like keeping pets out of bedrooms, using HEPA filters, and regular grooming can help.
For long-term relief, allergy drops can reduce your sensitivity to pet allergens, so you can enjoy more snuggles with fewer symptoms.
09/22/2025
Asthma Trigger #3: Pollen Allergy
In the U.S., about 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 children experience seasonal pollen allergies. With climate change, pollen seasons are longer and more intense — making symptoms worse for many.
Solution:
Reduce outdoor time during high pollen counts and keep indoor air clean. Allergy drops can help build long-term tolerance to pollen, easing symptoms even during peak seasons.
Stay tuned for more asthma triggers and practical solutions this month.
09/22/2025
Good morning from Allergy Associates of La Crosse!
Lots of mold spores on this sample of Thursday's air.
09/18/2025
Do You Have an Asthma Action Plan?
Everyone with asthma should have a written Asthma Action Plan. It’s your personal guide for managing asthma and knowing what to do when symptoms worsen.
A good plan includes:
• Which medicines to take and when
• How to recognize worsening symptoms
• Steps to take in an emergency
• Incorporating treatments like allergy drops for long-term relief
Don’t have a plan yet? Check out this plan template from and be sure to schedule an appointment today to let AAOL help you with your unique asthma plan!
09/17/2025
✨ “How have allergy drops changed your life?”
Hear directly from our patients about their journey with Allergy Associates of La Crosse and the life-changing impact of allergy drop treatment.
Every September, asthma-related hospital visits rise—peaking in the third week, known as Asthma Peak Week or the September Asthma Epidemic. Kids are especially vulnerable, but adults need to be careful too.
If you have asthma, now’s the time to double down on your asthma management: keep symptoms under control, avoid getting sick, and know your action plan if symptoms flare up.
Better yet - schedule an appointment today to start mending the root cause of your asthma with allergy drops!
09/16/2025
Good morning from Allergy Associates of La Crosse!
Did you know that just one ragweed plant can release up to a billion grains of pollen into the air? That’s why even a small patch can have a big impact on allergy sufferers.
09/15/2025
Asthma Trigger #2: Poor Indoor Air Quality
We spend nearly 90% of our time indoors — and indoor air can be just as harmful as outdoor pollution. Dust, mold, pet dander, and even cleaning products can trigger asthma symptoms.
Solution:
Improve ventilation, use air purifiers, and reduce known allergens. For long-term relief, custom allergy drops can help reduce your sensitivity to common indoor triggers.
More triggers and solutions coming soon — stay with us this Asthma Peak Month.
09/13/2025
If you or someone you love is allergy-sensitive, finding the right hotel can make all the difference. We’ve put together a list of La Crosse-area hotels that prioritize allergy-friendly accommodations and have protocols to keep you comfortable and safe during your stay.
From enhanced cleaning practices to special requests for hypoallergenic bedding, these hotels go the extra mile to support guests with allergies.
Check out the list and travel with peace of mind!
09/10/2025
Asthma can lead to severe symptoms that require a trip to the emergency department (ED). In the U.S., asthma accounts for nearly 1 million ED visits each year—a sign that many people have poor asthma control.
The good news? Most asthma-related ED visits can be prevented with effective asthma management. This includes reducing exposure to triggers, taking prescribed medications, and following your asthma action plan closely.
For long-term relief, allergy drops can help build tolerance to common airborne triggers, reducing inflammation and improving your respiratory health over time.
Take control of your asthma to breathe easier and avoid emergencies.
09/08/2025
Good morning from Allergy Associates of La Crosse!
Expect ragweed pollen counts to peak later this week.
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We are an internationally-recognized allergy clinic that helps you identify and treat the causes of your allergies — not just the symptoms — through comprehensive diagnostics and allergy drops taken under the tongue. Today, we continue to lead the way in innovating how sublingual immunotherapy is changing outcomes for allergic patients across the country.
Since 1970, we’ve used this safe, effective, well-researched approach to allergy treatment, also known as sublingual immunotherapy, to help patients throughout the country take control of their allergies. Our Protocol, known as the La Crosse Method™ Practice Protocol, is recognized as a leading, comprehensive standard of care throughout the United States.
Today less than five percent of allergy sufferers receive the benefit of immunotherapy, the only disease-modifying treatment approach for allergies. Our clinic mission is to offer an alternative approach to allergy shots so that more allergy sufferers can benefit.
With our treatment approach of allergy drops administered under the tongue, we have been able to extend the use of immunotherapy to people who may not have been candidates for injection immunotherapy including:
Children
Asthmatics
Those with chronic conditions and allergy-related diseases
