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Allergy & Asthma Testing and Treatments

At the Urgent Care Center of Connecticut, our team can provide care to patients suffering from mild to moderate allergies and asthma. In addition, we work closely with and can refer you to a Board Certified Allergist for further testing and treatment.
Every year, thousands of adults and children suffer from allergies. These allergies can show symptoms in many different ways, and vary from mild to severe. At The Urgent Care Center of Connecticut, our goal is to help your family find relief from allergies in a safe and professional environment. We are a family friendly clinic centrally located in Bloomfield, CT. The Allergy and Asthma Center is located nearby, just up the road from the
Urgent Care Center.

The Urgent Care provides treatment for Mild to Moderate Allergies & Asthma.  Allergy and Asthma Services referred to Specialist for more
in-depth testing and treatment include:

▸ Allergy Shots
▸ Allergy Testing
▸ Asthma
▸ Bronchodilators
▸ Drug Allergy
▸ Food Allergy
▸ Insect Bites
▸ Nasal/Sinus Allergies
▸ Pediatric Allergy
▸ Pediatric Asthma
▸ Skin Allergy
▸ Spring Allergies

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Common Questions

What is the difference between asthma and allergies?

The most common type of asthma is allergic asthma, where allergies trigger asthma symptoms. Approximately 8 out of 10 children with allergies also have asthma and roughly 6 out of 10 adults with asthma have at least one allergy. Identifying and avoiding allergens that trigger symptoms is an effective treatment for allergic asthma. You may also be able to reduce asthma symptoms if you can cut down on the number of allergens in your life.

Can allergic asthma go away?

There are several stages of asthma, ranging from mild to severe. People may not have any symptoms in the mildest form of asthma. The first step in treating asthma is an early diagnosis. In some patients with chronic cough, diagnosis of asthma may be delayed. However, an accurate diagnosis of asthma will lead to starting the appropriate, early medical therapy, where you can then learn how to avoid triggers that make asthma symptoms worse.

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