The Only Office in the Region Offering Biologic Treatment for Asthma
Putnam, CT | 860-928-5864
Board-Certified Pulmonologists
Most Insurance Accepted | Locally Owned | Wi-Fi Available
Most Insurance AcceptedLocally OwnedWi-Fi Available
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Treating Asthma, Allergies, Urticaria, and Sleep Disorders
Asthma and Allergy Information
Welcome to Northeastern Asthma & Allergy Associates. We've been serving the communities of Northeastern Connecticut since 2007. Our practice provides patients with a wide range of asthma and allergy relief and preventative care.
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Three Board-Certified Physicians
Our three board-certified physicians provide pulmonary care, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. We are the only local practice administering Xolair, Nucala, and Fasenra.
Xolair is for the treatment of asthma and allergy and has recently been approved for the treatment of hives (urticaria).
Allergy Skin Testing
To help you manage your allergy symptoms most effectively, your doctor must first determine what is causing your allergy. For instance, you don't have to get rid of your cat if you are allergic to dust mites, but not cats.
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What Are the Reasons for Undergoing Allergy Skin Testing?
Allergy tests provide concrete, specific information about what you are and are not allergic to. Once you have identified the specific allergen(s) causing your symptoms, you and your physician can develop a treatment plan aimed at controlling or eliminating your allergy symptoms. With your allergy symptoms under control, you should see a considerable improvement in the quality of your life.
Improved sleep quality because of less congestion, days without constant sneezing and blowing your nose, improved ability to exercise, and better control of your atopic dermatitis (eczema) are some of the improvements you may gain from your allergy treatment plan.
Examples of common causes of allergies:
- Products from dust mites, tiny bugs you can't see, that live in your home
- Proteins found in their skin secretions (dander), saliva, and urine of furry pets
- Molds in your home or outside air
- Pollen from trees, grass, and weeds
- Cockroach droppings
- Food