See urgent care when allergy symptoms aren't controlled by over-the-counter medicine, or when you have hives or swelling that isn't affecting your breathing. Urgentology Care treats seasonal allergies and mild to moderate allergic reactions in Arlington and Colleyville, in person or by video.
Our providers can review your symptoms, evaluate your condition, and discuss appropriate care options based on your individual needs.
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Throat tightness, trouble breathing or swallowing, tongue swelling or dizziness after a sting or food. Use your epinephrine and call 911.
1. Winter — Mountain Cedar (December–February)
Mountain cedar pollen can trigger sneezing, congestion and itchy eyes. Check pollen levels and follow your recommended allergy medication routine.
2. Spring — Tree Pollen (March–May)
Tree pollen can make outdoor activities uncomfortable. Keep windows closed on high-pollen days and shower after spending time outside.
3. Summer — Grass Pollen (June–July)
Grass pollen may cause sneezing and itchy eyes. Limit exposure after mowing or outdoor activities and change clothes when you come inside.
4. Fall — Ragweed (August–November)
Ragweed can trigger congestion and other seasonal symptoms. Monitor local pollen levels and keep up with your treatment plan.
1. Symptom and medication review.
2. Exam.
3. Treatment such as prescription antihistamines, nasal sprays or a breathing treatment for wheezing.
4. A plan for the rest of the season, and an allergist referral for testing if needed.
● Oxygen level check ● Breathing assessment
Yes. Urgentology Care in Arlington and Colleyville treats mild and moderate allergic reactions like hives and minor swelling. A severe reaction with trouble breathing, throat tightness or tongue swelling needs 911 and your epinephrine auto-injector right away.
Often, yes. Seasonal allergy symptoms like sneezing, itchy eyes and congestion can usually be treated by video with Urgentology Care, and prescriptions are sent to your pharmacy in Arlington, Colleyville or wherever you pick them up.
Urgentology Care focuses on fast relief for allergy flares at our Arlington and Colleyville clinics. For full allergy testing and long-term allergy shots, we refer you to an allergist who can track your results over time.
Allergies tend to itch and can last for weeks, while colds bring aches and usually fade in 7–10 days. If you can't tell, Urgentology Care can sort it out in a quick visit or video call.
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