Breathe beyond asthma, live beyond limits

Understanding asthma

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that narrows airways, causing breathing difficulties due to inflammation. In the United States, approximately 27 million individuals, including one-third of children, are affected by it, highlighting the need for preventive measures to reduce fatalities.

Respiratory infections

Airborne substances

Strenuous physical activity

Poor air quality

Respiratory infections

Airborne substances

Strenuous physical activity

Poor air quality

Coughing and wheezing

Shortness of breath

Night time cough

Chest tightness

Coughing and wheezing

Shortness of breath

Night time cough

Chest tightness

Personalized asthma care

Sierra Allergy Asthma and Sinus Center has allergists specializing in diagnosing and managing asthma with treatment plans tailored to your needs. These plans may include:

Controller Medications

To reduce inflammation and prevent symptoms.

Quick-Relief Medications

To provide immediate relief during asthma attacks.

Breathe better, live better

Say goodbye to wheezing and sneezing! Contact Sierra Allergy Asthma and Sinus Center today to discover more about our comprehensive asthma treatment options.

Our approach

We collaborate closely with our team to gain the knowledge and support needed to effectively control your asthma. Our approach encompasses:

• Utilizing advanced diagnostic tools to accurately identify asthma triggers and assess severity.
• Incorporating medication management, lifestyle recommendations, and continuous monitoring.
• Empowering you with essential information and resources to confidently manage your condition.

Testing and treatments for asthma

Spirometry / Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)

A diagnostic procedure to evaluate lung function, which is essential for diagnosing asthma.

Biologics

These are injections or medications that target immune system components or inflammatory molecules when standard treatments are insufficiently effective.

Immunotherapy

Injections designed to desensitize individuals against environmental allergens, helping to control asthma symptoms.

Testing and treatments for asthma

Spirometry / Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)

A diagnostic procedure to evaluate lung function, which is essential for diagnosing asthma.

Biologics

These are injections or medications that target immune system components or inflammatory molecules when standard treatments are insufficiently effective.