Allergy & Asthma Associates-Reno

06/03/2026

🌲 This Week's Pollen Count Report 🌲

The majority of this week's pollen count continues to be tree pollen, making up 90% of the total count and remaining in the high range. Pine pollen accounts for 77% of the count, while a combination of other trees—including locust, willow, mulberry, juniper/cedar, Russian olive, and birch—contributes an additional 13%.

🌱 Area grasses are currently in the moderate range, accounting for 7% of the total pollen count.

🌿 And with June's arrival, area w**ds have decided to begin pollinating as well. Pigw**d and English plantain pollen make up 3% of this week's count. This is a little earlier than expected, but here they are all the same!

For full pollen count details, please visit our website. If you're experiencing allergy symptoms, feel free to contact our office to schedule an appointment and discuss treatment options with our team.

Stay informed and take care this allergy season!
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/

06/02/2026

Our phones are back up and running! Thank you for your patience and understanding while we worked through the issue this morning. We appreciate your support.

06/02/2026

Attention Patients: Our phone lines are currently down. We are aware of the issue and are working diligently to restore service as quickly as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Updates will be provided as they become available

05/28/2026

🌧️ Last night's overnight rain may have slightly skewed the pollen count, but area tree pollens are currently in the MODERATE range. The majority of tree pollen is coming from pine trees (90%), with smaller amounts from willow, oak, and locust trees. 🌲

Grass pollen remains in the LOW range, making up about 6% of the total count, and w**d pollens are currently absent.

Thank you all for your patience this morning during our technical issues — we appreciate your understanding! 💙

For complete pollen count details and any office updates, please visit our website.

Pollen Report Total pollen concentration at this site was collected over a 24-hours period from May 26 to May 27,2026 in the total amount of 84.1 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 asthma...

05/27/2026

Our systems are back up and running meaning the shot clinic is now open and funtioning as usual. Thank you for your patience and undestanding!

05/27/2026

Apologies for the repost of last week's pollen count report, we are working through some server glitches as we attempt to get the allergy injections system back on line. Please stay tuned for updates and for the count for this week shortly.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

05/27/2026

We are currently experiencing difficulties with our allergy injection system and are unable to administer allergy injections this morning, Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Our IT team is working diligently to resolve the issue. We will continue to provide updates as they become available.

05/27/2026

🌿🌞 Memorial Day Weekend is almost here — and so is peak pollen season! 🌞🌿

This week, area trees continue to be the main pollinators, with pine pollen leading the way at 58% of the total pollen count. Other tree pollens, including mulberry, tamarisk, willow, and locust, make up another 20%.

We’re also seeing area grasses ramp up their pollination activity and moving into the moderate range, now accounting for 22% of the pollen count.

The good news? W**d pollens are still absent and are not expected to arrive until mid-summer.

If you’re planning to spend time outdoors this Memorial Day weekend, be sure to stay ahead of your allergy symptoms and enjoy the holiday comfortably!

Wishing all of our patients a happy, healthy, and safe Memorial Day weekend.

For full pollen details and updates, please visit our website.
https://allergyasthmareno.com/pollen-report/