Family Allergy & Asthma Care

Family Allergy & Asthma Care Find comfort and relief from allergies and asthma. Get started today! https://bit.ly/3VNyyIQ Visit us in North Texas at our Flower Mound or Denton locations.

MISSION: At Family Allergy and Asthma Care it is our mission to enhance the health and well being of our patients and their families.

🥎⚾️⚽ Spring sports are here! Whether it’s soccer, baseball, or softball, outdoor fun is in full swing—but so are pollen ...
03/18/2026

🥎⚾️⚽ Spring sports are here! Whether it’s soccer, baseball, or softball, outdoor fun is in full swing—but so are pollen and allergens.🌳💐

If your child or teen has allergies or asthma, spring can be tricky. Symptoms like sneezing, itchy eyes, or wheezing can slow them down on the field.

Let’s make this season about victories on the field—not battling symptoms! 💪🌷

Our board-certified allergists offer a personalized treatment for your athlete with allergies or asthma.
Contact us today! 🔗 faaccares.com or ☎️ call 972.539.0086

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀If you’re chasing rainbows and celebrating with friends and family, don’t let allergies or a...
03/17/2026

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀

If you’re chasing rainbows and celebrating with friends and family, don’t let allergies or asthma get in the way today.

Spring in Texas can bring more than green scenery—it often comes with high pollen counts, shifting weather, and triggers that can make breathing a little harder. Whether you’re enjoying a parade, backyard gathering, or just the sunshine, a little preparation can go a long way.

💚 Breathe easy with these tips:
• Keep rescue inhalers or medications close by
• Shower and change clothes after spending time outside
• Limit exposure during peak pollen times (especially midday)

Our board-certified allergists and well-trained staff are here to help! Visit faaccares.com or call 972-539-0086🍀

One day it’s warm enough for short sleeves, and the next morning you’re reaching for a heavy jacket. These sudden swings...
03/16/2026

One day it’s warm enough for short sleeves, and the next morning you’re reaching for a heavy jacket. These sudden swings from warm to cold weather are common in late winter and early spring—and they can be especially tough for people living with allergies and asthma.

If you’ve ever noticed more coughing, wheezing, sneezing, or congestion right after a cold front moves through, you’re not imagining it. Rapid weather changes can significantly affect your airways and immune system.

Family Allergy & Asthma Care board-certified allergists and well-trained staff are here to help you find relief and breathe easier. Get started today! Visit the link faaccares.com or call 972.539.0086

03/15/2026

FOOD ALLERGY Q&A
What's the difference between food intolerance and food allergy?

A food intolerance is an abnormal response to a food that is not an allergic reaction.

A food allergy results from the immune system overreacting to an ordinarily harmless food.

Examples of Types of Food Intolerances:
*Lactose Intolerance�*Irritable Bowel Syndrome�*Sensitivity to Food Additives�*Celiac disease

Food intolerance can significantly affect your quality of life, but it is not life-threatening like a food allergy can be.

The severity spectrum for food allergies can vary from mild symptoms to a severe anaphylactic episode. Anaphylactic symptoms may include hives, lip swelling, vomiting, diarrhea, urticaria, angioedema, coughing, wheezing, and even cardiac arrest.

Our board-certified allergists and well-trained staff are here to answer questions and help you find relief. Learn more at our website. foodallergynorthtexas.org

Spring break is a time many families look forward to—warmer weather, road trips, outdoor adventures, and a break from ro...
03/13/2026

Spring break is a time many families look forward to—warmer weather, road trips, outdoor adventures, and a break from routine. But for those living with allergies and asthma, spring break can also bring challenges. Pollen levels rise, new environments expose you to unfamiliar allergens, and travel can disrupt the routines that normally help keep symptoms under control.

With a little planning, however, you can enjoy your spring break while keeping allergies and asthma managed. Our board-certified allergists and well-trained staff are here to help. Get started today at our website! faaccares.com

Spring in North Texas is a beautiful time of year, with the wildflowers in full bloom, the weather warming up, and outdo...
03/09/2026

Spring in North Texas is a beautiful time of year, with the wildflowers in full bloom, the weather warming up, and outdoor activities in full swing. However, for many residents, it’s also a season when asthma symptoms can worsen. With the influx of pollen, dust, and fluctuating temperatures, spring in the Lone Star State can be a challenging time for those managing asthma.

REASONS FOR ASTHMA FLARE-UPS
🌡️Fluctuating Temperatures
🤢Mold Growth
💐Allergen Overload

If you or someone you know is experiencing more frequent asthma flare-ups this spring, don’t hesitate to reach out to our board-certified allergists and well-trained staff. With the right tools and strategies, you can breathe easy and make the most of what this season has to offer.

CALL📱972.539.0086 or visit faaccares.com

03/07/2026

🌧️ Rainy weather can trigger asthma and allergy symptoms 😮‍💨🤧 by stirring up pollen and increasing mold spores.

If you notice sneezing, sore throat, wheezing, or coughing after storms, you’re not alone.

Here are tips to help:
✅ Stay indoors during and right after heavy rain
✅ Keep windows closed to reduce exposure
✅ Use an air purifier or dehumidifier at home
✅ Stick to your allergy & asthma action plan

Rainy days don’t have to mean flare-ups — be prepared and breathe easy! We are here to help. Call 972.539.0086 or visit our website.💙 faaccares.com

03/05/2026

🌸 Spring Is Beautiful… But Your Allergies & Asthma Don’t Have to Be Miserable 🌸

Longer days, blooming flowers, and warmer weather are finally here! But for many families, the start of spring also means sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, coughing, and asthma flare-ups.

If you or your child struggles this time of year, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to just “push through it.”

Here are a few ways to find relief early this season:

🌼 Start medications before symptoms peak
🌼 Keep windows closed on high pollen days
🌼 Shower and change clothes after being outdoors
🌼 Use HEPA air filters indoors
🌼 Make sure asthma action plans are up to date

Early treatment makes a big difference. When allergies are controlled, asthma is easier to control too.

Breathe easier this spring. 🌷💨

Get started today! 🔗faaccares.com

Molds are microscopic fungi that produce spores and can trigger or aggravate symptoms. Mold spores begin to increase dur...
02/28/2026

Molds are microscopic fungi that produce spores and can trigger or aggravate symptoms. Mold spores begin to increase during spring with warmer temperatures and increased moisture in the air. Unlike pollen which you can see everywhere, you might not notice that mold spores floating through the air.

Symptoms can be similar to those of other respiratory allergies and asthma:
✔️ Nasal congestion
✔️ Runny nose
✔️ Sneezing
✔️ Irritated eyes
✔️ Coughing
✔️ Wheezing
✔️ Itchy throat

If you suspect you might have a mold allergy, or if you have similar symptoms that continue to persist, contact our office to speak with a board-certified allergist. Let us help you breath easier! faaccares.com

With warmer weather insects become more active. For some of us, those buzzing bees 🐝 and pesky wasps might be more than ...
02/26/2026

With warmer weather insects become more active. For some of us, those buzzing bees 🐝 and pesky wasps might be more than just annoying—they can pose a serious health risk. If you or someone you know has ever experienced a severe reaction to an insect sting, it's crucial to take extra precautions.

Know the symptoms to watch out for, what to do in case of severe reaction, and learn about preventative measures. Visit our blog faaccares.com/blog and search INSECT.

Our board-certified allergists and well-trained staff are here to help be prepared!

Understanding how to correctly manage your asthma with an action plan can help keep it well-controlled. Our board-certif...
02/24/2026

Understanding how to correctly manage your asthma with an action plan can help keep it well-controlled.

Our board-certified allergists, experienced PAs and friendly office staff are here to help you find peace of mind. Contact us today!
faaccares.com

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At Family Allergy and Asthma Care it is our mission to enhance the health and well being of our patients and their families by: Focusing on quality and continually improving the quality of care we deliver Aiming for perfection and surpassing patient expectations in all areas of office operations, including the clinical, educational and administrative aspects Achieving excellence in clinical outcomes Committing to be partners with our patients and allowing them to become active participants in their individualized care.

Visit us in North Texas at our Flower Mound or Denton locations.