Cough, Cold and Asthma

Get treatment for respiratory ailments

Cough, Cold, Asthma

Cough and Bronchitis

When cough or congestion starts to interfere with your daily activities, prescription medications can make your symptoms less severe and speed your recovery.

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Influenza (Flu)-Not Available

Symptoms of the flu are numerous, quite debilitating, and may persist for 2 weeks. Prompt treatment reduces illness severity and duration.

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Sinus Infection

When suffering with sinus discomfort, treatment with prescription medications, sometimes including antibiotics, will help promote a faster recovery.

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Asthma Inhaler and Meds

Asthma causes the airways to react to environmental irritants such as pollens, cigarette smoke, fumes, or viral infections. If you have asthma and need an inhaler, our doctors can help.

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Allergies - Environmental

Itchy eyes, nasal congestion, nasal discharge, and dry cough due to seasonal or environmental allergies can be treated with prescription medication.

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Respiratory Infection (Cold)

If you have minor congestion and cough but feel otherwise well, you may have an upper respiratory infection (common cold). Prescription medication may improve your symptoms as your body recovers

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Influenza (Flu) Prevention

If you are traveling or if a close contact has been diagnosed with Influenza (the flu), you can prevent infection by taking an antiviral medication, such as Tamiflu (oseltamivir).

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Laryngitis

Your voice is hoarse or lost. You have some congestion and a minor cough. Prescription treatment may help you get your voice back sooner and help control your other symptoms.

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Whooping Cough (Pertussis)

Pertussis (whooping cough) is a very contagious disease, resulting in a cough that can last for months. Taking antibiotics soon after exposure is the best way to prevent this illness.

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Prescription Refill

If you have had an unexpected interruption in your prescription medication supply, our doctors can help bridge the gap.

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