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Cure Allergy Clinic

Asthma Treatment in Texas

Comprehensive asthma management so you can stay active in every season.

The team at Cure Allergy Clinic is dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care to alleviate your allergy symptoms so you can enjoy doing what you love. With our expertise, our board-certified physicians will educate and guide you through your conditions.

Unmanaged asthma can keep you from the things you love, whether that is exercise, sports, or simply playing with your kids. At Cure Allergy Clinic, Dr. M. Waseem Imam and our asthma specialists use clinically proven methods, including medications and allergen immunotherapy, to get your symptoms under control and keep them there.

We treat children and adults across Arlington, Irving, Mansfield, and the surrounding North Texas communities. If you are ready to breathe easier, call (817) 678-5575 to schedule or book online.

Find Quick Relief: What Is Asthma?

Find Quick Relief: What Is Asthma?

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that causes the airways to narrow, swell, and produce extra mucus, which makes breathing difficult. Without proper treatment, it leads to coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

Asthma affects everyone differently. For some people it is a minor nuisance, while for others it can trigger a life-threatening attack. There is no cure for asthma, but with the right preventive plan and medication, it can be well controlled so it stops interfering with daily life.

Want to get your asthma under control? Call (817) 678-5575.

(817) 678 – 5575

What Causes Asthma & What Triggers Attacks?

Asthma develops from a combination of genetic and environmental factors, and attacks are triggered by factors that inflame the airways. Identifying your specific triggers is a core part of keeping symptoms away.

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Common asthma triggers include:

  • Allergens: pollen, dust mites, mold, and pet dander
  • Air quality: smoke, pollution, and high-ozone days
  • Exercise, especially in cold or dry air
  • Respiratory infections such as colds
  • Weather changes and cold air
  • Workplace irritants, which can cause occupational asthma

Local asthma triggers in North Texas

Seasonal pollen during spring and fall, along with high-ozone air quality in the hot Texas summers, makes asthma especially demanding to manage here. Pollen from local green spaces such as River Legacy parks can worsen symptoms, and ozone tends to spike on hot afternoons.

Our plans account for these seasonal swings so you can stay active year-round, and we encourage patients to use local resources such as the Arlington Public Health Department and the North Central Texas Council of Governments for additional air-quality information. We are not affiliated with these organizations, but we find them genuinely useful for our patients.

What Are the Symptoms of Asthma?

Asthma symptoms center on difficulty breathing and tightness in the chest, and they often worsen at night or with activity. As asthma worsens, you may find yourself reaching for a quick-relief inhaler more often, which is a sign your asthma is not well controlled.

Telltale signs of asthma include:

  • Shortness of breath
  • Chest tightness or chest pain
  • Wheezing
  • Coughing, often worse at night
  • Trouble sleeping due to breathing problems

If you are using a rescue inhaler more than a couple of times a week, it is time to have your treatment plan reviewed.

How We Diagnose Asthma

Asthma is diagnosed through a medical history, a physical exam, and breathing tests that measure how well your lungs are working. Dr. Imam reviews your symptoms and triggers, then uses lung-function testing to confirm the diagnosis and gauge severity.

Diagnosis may involve:

  • A symptom and medical history review, including family history and triggers
  • Lung function testing (spirometry) to measure airflow in and out of your lungs
  • Allergy testing, when allergic asthma is suspected, to pinpoint the allergens involved

Identifying whether allergies are driving your asthma is important, because it opens the door to treatments that address the cause rather than only the symptoms.

How We Diagnose Asthma

Asthma Treatment Options & Management

Asthma treatment combines daily controller medications, quick-relief inhalers for flare-ups, and, when allergies are involved, immunotherapy to reduce the underlying sensitivity. The goal is fewer attacks, better breathing, and a normal, active life.

Your plan may include:

  • Quick-relief (rescue) inhalers

    Open the airways fast during a flare-up or attack.

  • Controller medications

    Taken daily to reduce airway inflammation and prevent symptoms over time.

  • Allergen immunotherapy (drops or shots)

    Reduces sensitivity to the allergens behind allergic asthma, addressing the root cause.

  • Biologic medications

    Advanced therapy for severe or eosinophilic asthma that does not respond to standard treatment.

  • Personalized asthma action plan

    Helps you recognize early warning signs and respond before a flare becomes an attack.

Types of asthma we treat

  • Mild and severe allergy-induced asthma
  • Childhood asthma
  • Adult asthma
  • Occupational asthma
  • Mild and severe exercise-induced asthma
  • Eosinophilic asthma, marked by high levels of certain white blood cells and a higher risk of severe symptoms

Your treatment process, step by step:

  1. 1

    Consultation and lung-function testing with Dr. Imam.

  2. 2

    Trigger and allergy assessment to identify what sets off your symptoms.

  3. 3

    A personalized treatment and action plan matched to your asthma type and triggers.

  4. 4

    Ongoing management with seasonal adjustments to keep you in control year-round.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can asthma be cured?

There is no cure for asthma, but it is very manageable. With the right medications and an action plan, most people control their symptoms and live fully active lives.

What triggers an asthma attack?

Common triggers include pollen, dust mites, pet dander, mold, smoke, air pollution, cold air, exercise, and respiratory infections. Triggers vary from person to person.

How can I manage asthma flare-ups at home?

Follow your personalized action plan, keep your rescue inhaler accessible, avoid known triggers, and watch for early warning signs so you can act before a flare worsens.

Can allergies cause asthma?

Yes. Allergic asthma is one of the most common forms, where allergens like pollen or dust trigger airway inflammation. Immunotherapy can reduce that underlying sensitivity.

What is the difference between a rescue inhaler and a controller medication?

A rescue inhaler relieves symptoms quickly during a flare. A controller medication is taken daily to prevent symptoms by reducing airway inflammation over time.

Is it safe to exercise if I have asthma?

Yes. With proper management, most people with asthma exercise safely. We create plans specifically for exercise-induced asthma so activity does not trigger symptoms.

Why We're Different

Patient Experiences About Life Without Allergies

EXCELLENT Based on 315 Google reviews

Dr. Imam is one of the best doctors I've ever had. He's incredibly intelligent, kind, caring, and has great bedside manner. He loves what he does and it shows — he is always up to date with the ever evolving nature of medicine and is always looking for ways to improve how he cares for his patients. As a physician myself this is exactly who I look for to take care of myself and my family. I cannot recommend him enough.

Chris Williams

a month ago

From the moment I searched and found Cure Allergy in Mansfield, I was impressed. Dr. Osman is truly an exceptional doctor! He made me feel incredibly comfortable, listened carefully to all of my concerns, and never made me feel rushed. He took the time to explain everything clearly and created a care plan that actually works. After years of chronic coughing and trouble swallowing, he gave me answers NO other doctor or specialist could.

Allison Wayson

in the last week

We had a great experience with Dr. Osman. He was very professional, kind, and knowledgeable, and took the time to answer all of our questions. They made both me and my 2 year old feel comfortable during the visit. The staff was also friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a caring and experienced allergy specialist!

Marwa Khan

a month ago

I loved my experience. They really listened and were thorough. First dr that really understood what I needed.

Paula Strong

a month ago

Victoria was a great help and answered all of my questions before I booked my appointment. She was very patient, took the time to walk me through the entire process and made everything easy to understand. Her kindness and professionalism made me feel comfortable and confident moving forward. Based on my experience with her alone, I would definitely recommend this clinic!

Jacob Primero

a month ago

Dr. Baraa Osman is great. He has helped me with my extreme case of eczema. I have been able to manage my eczema and I am very grateful. The staff is professional and kind. Reagan has always been very helpful and consistently been welcoming. My skin is now healing.

MarShayla Thompson

3 weeks ago

Dr. Osman was fantastic in how he serviced me on my initial appointment with him. His nurses were accommodating to what my allergy situation is. I look forward to receiving my treatments at the clinic.

Michael Talley

a month ago

I was impressed with our visit today. Dr. Osman was thorough and provided us with the information we need to move forward with a treatment plan. Victoria was helpful and assisted with scheduling the appointment.

Marisela Quintas

a month ago

The doctor and staff here are very conscious of your care and needs. They are very concerned about reactions and quick to respond to questions you may have. I recommend them highly for allergy treatment — they have helped me tremendously and I give them their Kudos!!!

Angela Y. Pack

a month ago

Dr. Osman is knowledgeable and personable.

Bilal H

2 months ago

Very professional and friendly team. Great location.

Calvin

a month ago

In-Network Coverage

Insurance We Accept At Cure Allergy Clinic

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Aetna insurance accepted
GeoBlue insurance accepted
Medicare insurance accepted
Galaxy Health Network insurance accepted

Cure Allergy Clinic

We Can Help You Find Relief

The team at Cure Allergy Clinic is dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care to alleviate your allergy symptoms so you can enjoy doing what you love. With our expertise, our board-certified physicians will educate and guide you through your conditions.

You don’t have to live with your allergies! Give our office a call at (817) 678 – 5575 today or book an appointment online for a consultation with one of our physicians.