Allergy & Asthma Associates-Reno

07/30/2025

🌿 This Week’s Pollen Report – Washoe County 🌿

Thanks to recent moisture in the area, pollen levels have shifted and are now in the moderate range for the week.

Here’s the breakdown:
🌲 Tree Pollen leads the count at 58%, with pine being the primary contributor.
🌾 W**ds make up 38%, mostly tumblew**d and sagebrush.
🌱 Grasses are currently low, at just 4% of the total count.

Our office provides weekly updates on local pollen counts — check back next Wednesday or Thursday for the latest info as we head into the new school year! 🍎📚

📞 Reminder for Parents: Now is a great time to schedule school follow-up appointments for any medication updates or required paperwork. Call our office today to get on the calendar!

Stay well, stay prepared — and don’t let pollen sneak up on you!
Complete details can be found via our website at https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from June 24thto June 25th, 2025 in the total amount of 61.6 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the treatment of....

07/23/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update – Staying Low! 🌿

Good news for allergy sufferers this week! Our latest pollen count is in the LOW range at 18.4 parts per cubic meter of air. All categories — trees, grasses, and w**ds — are showing low activity, possibly due to the cooler temperatures affecting area pollinators, or we may be nearing the end of the season for some pollen producers. We'll continue monitoring trends closely and keep you informed!

🔍 Pollen Breakdown:

Trees: 42% of the count, including pine and juniper/cedar

Grasses: 6%

W**ds: 52%, featuring tumblew**d and sagebrush

We’re keeping an eye on what’s happening and will be back next week with the latest numbers to carry you into August! 🌼

📲 Visit our website for the full report and more resources to help manage your allergies. And don’t forget to check back next week for another update!

Stay well,
Your Allergy Care Team at Allergy & Asthma
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

07/16/2025

🌿 This Week’s Pollen Count Report is In! 🌿

Heads up, allergy sufferers! This week’s pollen count is still dominated by tree pollen, with pine pollen making up a whopping 82% of the total count. 🌲

✅ Grass and w**d pollens remain low, each at just 9% of the total count. The only w**d pollen detected? Tumblew**d — a familiar culprit this time of year.

If you’ve been sneezing more than usual, pine might be the reason! 🤧

👉 View the full breakdown on our website and remember to check back next Wednesday or Thursday for your next pollen update!
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

Stay ahead of your allergies – knowledge is your best defense! 💪

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from June 24thto June 25th, 2025 in the total amount of 61.6 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the treatment of....

07/09/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌿

This week's report is in—and trees are still leading the charge as the dominant pollinator in our area, making up a whopping 93% of the total pollen count! The main culprits? Pine and Juniper/Cedar pollens. 🌲🌾

🌱 Grass pollens are holding steady in the low range at 5%, and w**d pollens are even lower at 2%, consisting only of tumblew**d pollen.

If you're feeling those seasonal allergies, you're not alone! Be sure to visit our website for complete pollen details and helpful resources to manage your symptoms.

📅 Check back next week for an updated count to stay ahead of your allergies!

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

06/25/2025

🌿 This Week’s Pollen Count Update 🌿

Tree pollen remains in the moderate range this week, with 75% pine pollen making up the majority. The remaining 8% is a mix of locust, juniper/cedar, and olive tree pollens.

🌾 Grasses are in the low range, contributing just 6% of the total count.

🌱 W**ds are also in the low range at 11%, primarily consisting of tumblew**d and ragw**d pollen.

🚫 Please note: There will be no pollen count next week as our staff member is out of the office. The next report will be available July 9 or 10.

🔍 For full details, visit our website anytime!


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

06/18/2025

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06/18/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌿

Heads up, allergy sufferers! This week's pollen count is in the high range, so be sure to take extra care if you're spending time outdoors.

🌲 Tree pollen continues to dominate the air, making up 83% of the total count — with pine pollen being the main contributor.

🌾 Grass pollen has increased slightly and is now in the moderate range, accounting for 8% of the count.

🌼 W**d pollen remains in the low range at 9%, including tumblew**d and ragw**d.

If you're experiencing allergy symptoms, be proactive with your treatments and check out the full pollen breakdown on our website for more details and tips.

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

Stay safe and breathe easy!

06/11/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌿

This week's pollen report is in — and once again, tree pollen is leading the charge! 🌲

🌲 Pine pollen dominates the count, making up a whopping 91% of total pollen levels. Other tree pollens round out the majority, keeping the air thick with allergens.

🌾 Grass pollen is sitting in the moderate range, contributing 5% of the overall count — enough to trigger symptoms for many allergy sufferers.

🌱 W**d pollen remains in the low range (4%), with common culprits like ragw**d, English plantain, pigw**d, and tumblew**d making their presence known.

🔍 For the full breakdown and tips on how to manage your symptoms, visit our website for the complete pollen count report.
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

Stay safe, breathe easy, and don’t forget your allergy meds! 💊

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from May 27th to May 28th, 2025 in the total amount of 121.4 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the treatment of....

06/04/2025

🌞 Pollen Count Report – This Week's Update 🌿

It was a warm and sunny week with clear skies and a high of 88°F during our pollen count collection period — perfect weather for pollinators, which are all active across the area right now!

🌳 Trees continue to dominate the pollen count at 62%, including:

Pine

Oak

Locust

Salt Cedar

Birch

Willow

Juniper/Cedar

🌾 Grasses account for 17%, while 🌱 w**ds make up 21% of the total count, with common culprits including:

Ragw**d

English Plantain

Pigw**d

Tumblew**d

If you're experiencing allergy symptoms, you’re not alone! For the full breakdown and helpful resources, visit our website. And don’t forget to check back next week for the latest pollen updates!

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

05/28/2025

🌿 This Week's Pollen Count Update 🌿

Allergy season is still in full swing! Here’s how things are looking in our area this week:

🌳 Trees remain the top pollinator, making up 54% of the total count. The most active culprits include:

Pine

Oak

Mulberry

Sycamore

Olive

Locust

Juniper/Cedar

Willow

Birch

🌾 Grasses are in the moderate range at 16%, so keep an eye out if you're sensitive to grass pollens.

🌱 W**ds have increased to 30%, up from last week. Currently in the mix:

Ragw**d

Pigw**d

English Plantain

Be sure to visit our website for the full details, and check back next week for the latest updates on local pollen conditions.

👉 Stay informed, stay prepared — and take care out there!


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

05/22/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌿
As we head into Memorial Day weekend, here's what allergy sufferers need to know:

📈 Tree Pollen Still Dominates
A whopping 88% of this week's pollen count is coming from area trees, which remain in the high range. Pine is currently the most prominent pollinator in the region.

🌾 Grasses Holding Steady
Grasses are in the moderate range, contributing to 4% of the overall pollen count.

🌱 W**ds Arrive Early
Surprise! W**ds have reared their heads earlier than expected—likely due to last week’s rapid temperature spike. They now make up 8% of the count and are in the moderate range, with ragw**d and pigw**d leading the charge.

💻 For the full breakdown and daily updates, visit our website:https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

Wishing everyone a safe, happy, and healthy Memorial Day weekend! 🇺🇸
Stay informed and take care of your allergies!

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from April 29th to April 30th, 2025 in the total amount of 543.8 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the treatment...

05/14/2025

🌿 Weekly Pollen Count Update 🌧️
May 14, 2025

This week's pollen count is in — and thanks to recent rain, the numbers may be a bit skewed. Rain can wash pollen off the collection rod during the measuring process, so while this week's count gives us a good idea of the trends, it's possible actual levels were slightly higher at times.

🌳 Tree pollen remains in the moderate range, with Pine making up the largest share at 50% of the total count. Other contributors include Willow, Oak, Mulberry, and Locust trees.

🌾 Grass pollen is currently in the low range, accounting for just 2% of the count.

🌱 W**d pollen is absent, which is normal for this time of year.

👉 For the full breakdown, visit our website anytime. And don’t forget to check back next Wednesday or Thursday, May 21 or 22, for our updated count ahead of the Memorial Day weekend!

Stay well and take care of those allergies!

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from April 29th to April 30th, 2025 in the total amount of 543.8 parts per cubic meter(m3 ) of air. This pollen report was prepared by the office of Dr.Boris Lokshin; Board Certified Physician in the treatment...