Practice area
Allergy and breathing
Allergies and wheezing often follow the seasons, your home or your food. The doctor looks for your triggers and how your body reacts to them.
Concerns we see
Dust, food and pollen allergies
Sneezing, itching, rashes or a runny nose after contact with a trigger.
Asthma and wheezing
Wheezing, chest tightness or breathlessness, often at night or with exercise.
What to expect in a consultation
The doctor asks when your symptoms appear, what seems to trigger them, and how they affect sleep and daily life. Family history matters too.
If you use an inhaler or other medicines for asthma, keep using them as prescribed. Do not stop them without speaking to the doctor who prescribed them.
Seasonal and long-standing concerns are usually followed up regularly over several months.
Other practice areas
This page is general information, not medical advice. Treatment is chosen for each person after a consultation, and responses differ from person to person. Do not stop any medicine prescribed by another doctor without speaking to them first.
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