Allergy & Asthma Associates-Reno

11/22/2025

📣 Holiday Hours Reminder 🦃🍂
Our office will be open next week on:
🗓️ Tuesday, November 25
🗓️ Wednesday, November 26

We will be closed on Thursday 11/27 and Friday 11/28 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Normal operations will resume when we reopen on Tuesday, December 2 at 8:00 AM.

Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you have a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🧡🦃

11/12/2025

🌿 Final Pollen Count of the Season 🌿

As we wrap up the season, here’s this week’s final pollen count before the predicted weather changes bring an end to this year’s pollen activity.

✅ Tree Pollen: Low — only pine pollen present, making up 40% of the total count.
🌾 Grasses: Absent this week.
🌼 W**d Pollen: Low — sagebrush accounts for the remaining 60% of the count.

You can view the complete details on our website for those tracking their seasonal allergies.

Thank you to all our patients for following along with our weekly pollen updates! Be sure to stay connected here for:

Seasonal health updates 🌦️

Holiday office closures 🎄

Unexpected emergency information 🚨

Stay well, and we’ll see you next allergy season!
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

11/11/2025

We’re Open Today! | November 11, 2025

Our office is open today during regular hours, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

On this Veterans Day, we pause to express our deepest gratitude to all the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us every day. ❤️🤍💙

Thank you for your service!

11/05/2025

🌾 Weekly Pollen Count Update – Reno/Sparks Area 🌳

Just when we thought we had Mother Nature figured out, she’s pulled a little trick on us! Despite our earlier findings, both area trees and grasses made a surprise appearance in this week’s pollen count. 🌬️

Here’s how the numbers broke down:
🌲 42% – Pine tree pollen
🌿 8% – Grass pollen
🌼 50% – W**ds (including sagebrush, tumblew**d, and rabbit brush)

We suspect last week’s warmer temperatures and those overnight winds may have stirred things up and contributed to the unexpected tree and grass pollen presence.

As always, we’ll keep tracking changes closely — because if there’s one thing we can count on, it’s that Reno/Sparks fall weather loves to keep us guessing! 🍂

Stay tuned for next week’s update, and remember to take precautions if you’re sensitive to seasonal allergens. 💨
Check out complete details on our website via the link below
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

10/31/2025

Reminder for All Patients:
Our office will be OPEN tomorrow, October 31, 2025.
We will not be closing for Nevada Day this year in order to give our patients the opportunity to receive their injections and/or see providers for appointments as needed.

We look forward to seeing you!

10/30/2025

📢 Holiday Hours & Office Closure Update 🌟

As we approach the holiday season, we want to keep our patients informed about our upcoming schedule!

✅ Open as usual:

Friday, October 31, 2025 (Nevada Day) — Normal business hours for appointments and allergy injections

Tuesday, November 11, 2025 (Veterans Day) — Normal business hours for appointments and allergy injections

🚫 Closed in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday:

Thursday, November 27, 2025 – Thanksgiving Day

Friday, November 28, 2025 – Family Day

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and happy Thanksgiving with loved ones! 🦃💛

Stay tuned for further updates regarding our winter holiday hours (Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year’s).

For the latest updates or any questions, please visit our website 🌐 or call our office directly 📞 — we’re happy to help!

10/29/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌿

This week’s pollen report shows w**ds as the only pollinator in the area, with overall levels remaining in the low range. The breakdown includes:

🌾 Sagebrush: 75%

🌼 Rabbitbrush: 25%

We will continue our weekly pollen collection until counts are completely absent — this typically happens after the first hard freeze of the season.

For more detailed pollen information and ongoing updates, please visit our website: https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

Stay well and breathe easy! 💚

10/22/2025

🌾 Pollen Count Update – Week of October 21, 2025 🌾

First, we’d like to apologize for the technical difficulties that prevented us from posting earlier this month. We also want to note that due to last week’s heavy rains, pollen collection was not possible—thank you for your patience and understanding!

This week’s report shows that only w**ds are currently pollinating, and they remain in the low range. The primary w**d pollens detected are sagebrush and rabbit brush. 🌿

👉 Tree and grass pollens are completely absent, indicating that the 2025 pollen season is coming to an end. With the current trends in counts and forecasted weather, we're likely nearing the official close of the season.

That said, we’ll continue to collect and report weekly (weather permitting) until we confirm a completely absent pollen count.

📲 For full details, visit our website.
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/
📞 If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to schedule an appointment before respiratory virus season is in full swing, please don’t hesitate to call the office.

Stay healthy, stay informed,
— Your Allergy & Asthma Care Team 💙

10/08/2025

We are having technical difficulties with the system we use to post our pollen count report. For this week’s report please see our website at www.allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/
Thanks for your uderstanding and check back next week for an updated count.

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from September 23rd to September 24th , 2025 in the total amount of 56.9 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the t...

10/01/2025

🍂 October's First Pollen Count is In! 🌾

As we head into fall, the overall pollen count is in the moderate range.

🌿 W**ds are dominating the pollen scene, making up 86% of the count:

Sagebrush leads at 74%

Tumblew**d & Rabbit Brush contribute the remaining 12%

🌱 Grasses: Low at 2%
🌲 Trees: Low at 12% — with pine being the only tree pollen detected

📲 Visit our website for the full report and tips to manage seasonal allergies.

🔁 Be sure to check back next week to see how the first full week of October shapes up in pollen levels!


https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

09/24/2025

🍃 This Week's Pollen Count is In! 🌾
The First official count of Autumn/Fall!

Nature always keeps us on our toes, and this week is no exception!

🌿 W**ds are ruling the air right now, coming in HOT in the HIGH range and making up the bulk of the pollen count. Here’s the breakdown:

Sagebrush leads the charge at a whopping 86%

Tumblew**d + Rabbitbrush are holding their ground at 11%

🌲 Pine continues to be the only tree pollen detected—still in the LOW range, making up just 2% of the count.

🌱 And just when we thought it was out for the season… grass pollen is BACK! Only 1%, but enough to remind us that Mother Nature has a sense of humor.

🔍 Want to dive deeper into the numbers? Visit our website for the full report.

📅 And don’t forget to check back next week as we roll into October with a fresh count!

Stay sneeze-free out there! 💚


https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

09/17/2025

🌿 This Week's Pollen Count Report 🌿
(Week of September 16, 2025)

Hello, friends! As we head into mid-September, we wanted to keep you informed with the latest local pollen count to help you manage your allergy symptoms.

🌾 W**ds are currently the dominant pollinators, making up 98% of the total count. Here's the breakdown:
• Sagebrush – 65%
• Tumblew**d – 20%
• Rabbit Brush – 13%

🌱 Grass pollens are absent at this time and are expected to remain low until spring.

🌲 The only tree pollen currently showing up in the area is pine, accounting for the remaining 2% of the count.

📲 For a full breakdown of this week's report, visit our website. Be sure to check back next week for an updated report as we transition into October!

Stay healthy and breathe easy!


https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/