Allergy & respiratory
Allergic rhinitis, recurrent colds, sinusitis and asthma, with a focus on reducing dependence on steroids.
Recurring colds, blocked noses and wheeze often run in cycles. Rather than only calming the current episode, we look at the underlying reactivity — the reason the same trigger keeps setting you off — and work to reduce how often and how hard it flares.
What we commonly treat
- Allergic rhinitis
- Recurrent colds & sinusitis
- Asthma (as adjunct)
- Allergic cough
- Nasal polyps (early)
What to expect
- 01
Trigger & pattern mapping
Seasons, dust, food, exercise — we chart what sets it off and when.
- 02
Reducing rescue dependence
The goal is fewer courses of antihistamines and steroids over time, alongside — never abruptly replacing — your physician's plan.
- 03
Follow-up through a season
Allergic conditions are judged across a full cycle, so follow-ups are planned accordingly.
When to look elsewhere. Acute severe asthma is an emergency and belongs in hospital care. Homeopathy here is a complement, not a substitute, for your inhaler.