Asthma and Allergy Associates of Florida - The Allergy Group

10/06/2026

Did you know eczema and allergies can often go hand in hand? 🤔

We asked our board-certified allergists why, and it turns out...

Eczema can affect the skin’s natural barrier, causing it to become dry, irritated and less effective at protecting the body from allergens. This may be one reason people with eczema are more likely to develop other allergic conditions, including food allergies, environmental allergies and asthma.

If you're noticing a pattern between eczema flare-ups and other allergy symptoms, an allergist can help identify potential triggers.

Schedule a visit at one of our local allergy and asthma offices to get the answers (and relief) you need!

✅ Book here: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

09/29/2026

A difficult practice can leave any athlete out of breath. But coughing, wheezing or chest tightness that begins within minutes of activity could be a sign of exercise-induced asthma. ⚽

That doesn’t mean sitting out the season. With the right treatment plan, athletes can manage their symptoms and keep doing the sports they love.

Learn how to recognize exercise-induced asthma and keep breathing problems from getting in the way: https://allergyweb.com/education/asthma/exercise-induced/

09/26/2026

Fall has officially arrived, but that doesn’t mean allergy season is over. 🍂

Ragweed can linger until the first frost, while mold thrives in damp piles of fallen leaves. If your symptoms tend to follow you into fall, one of these seasonal allergens could be the reason.

To learn more, click the link to schedule your appointment today: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

09/14/2026

September can be especially tough on asthma.

Ragweed pollen is still in the air, just as respiratory illnesses begin spreading after students return to school. Together, they can make asthma symptoms harder to control.

Pay attention to changes like:
😮‍💨 More frequent coughing or wheezing
🌙 Symptoms that interrupt sleep
🏃 Trouble keeping up with usual activities
💨 Using quick-relief medication more often than usual

If you’re noticing a change, a board-certified allergist can help determine what’s behind your symptoms and recommend the right next steps.

Learn more about what can make asthma symptoms worse: https://allergyweb.com/education/asthma/common-asthma-triggers/

09/08/2026

Allergens can show up throughout the school day in places parents may not expect. 🏫

Here’s what could be hiding:
📚 Dust mites in carpets, old books or fabric-covered furniture
💧 Mold in damp areas or older school buildings
🐾 Pet dander carried in on other students’ clothing
🍎 Food allergens in cafeteria meals or shared snacks

Make sure school staff know about your child’s allergies and what to do if symptoms appear.

Our back-to-school allergy guide can help you start the conversation: https://allergyweb.com/blog/a-back-to-school-allergy-guide-for-parents/

08/31/2026

Your allergies don’t always stay the same when your location changes. 🗺️

Different plants and climates affect which allergens are in the air and when pollen levels rise. That means moving or traveling to another part of the country could introduce triggers you’re not used to.

If unfamiliar symptoms follow you home from a trip or appear after a move, a board-certified allergist can help determine what’s causing them.

Schedule an appointment: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

08/27/2026

A new school year brings a new routine. If your child has asthma, a little preparation can help them feel more confident at school. 🎒

Before the first day:
✅ Review their asthma action plan.
💊 Check that medications are current and available.
🏫 Share the plan with the school nurse and teachers.
😮‍💨 Make sure your child knows when to ask for help.

If asthma symptoms are interfering with sleep, sports or other activities, a board-certified allergist can help get them under control.

Schedule an appointment: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

08/18/2026

Think certain dog breeds are automatically better for people with asthma? That’s one allergy myth that needs a fact-check! 🐾

And it’s not the only one. Allergy and asthma myths can sound convincing, especially when you’ve heard them for years.

Getting the right information can make a real difference in how you understand your symptoms and approach treatment. A board-certified allergist can answer your questions and help you separate common misconceptions from the facts.

Schedule an appointment: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

08/13/2026

Allergies have a way of showing up when you least expect them. If your symptoms keep coming back or over-the-counter medications aren't providing enough relief, it may be time to schedule a visit with a board-certified allergist.

Here are a few signs it's time to make an appointment:

🤧 Symptoms return season after season

💊 Medication isn't providing enough relief

😮‍💨 Allergies are affecting your everyday life

Our latest blog explains what to expect during your visit and how allergy testing can help identify what's causing your symptoms.

Read it here: https://allergyweb.com/blog/when-to-see-an-allergist/

08/10/2026

Summer isn’t over, but ragweed season is already getting started. 🌿

If you’re noticing more sneezing, congestion or itchy eyes, these habits may help limit your exposure:
🪟 Keep windows closed when pollen counts are high
👕 Change clothes after spending time outside
🚿 Shower before bed to keep pollen off your sheets
🌬️ Replace your home’s air filters regularly

If symptoms return around this time every year, ragweed could be the reason. A board-certified allergist can identify what’s causing them and recommend the right next steps.

Schedule an appointment: https://allergyweb.com/schedule-online/

04/11/2023

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