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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do i contact the asthma allergy clinic?

  For all inquiries or to request additional information from the Asthma & Allergy Clinic, kindly complete the contact form provided. Address:  Netcare Parklane Clinic, 15 Junction Ave, Parktown

• Where can i get an allergy or asthma treatment in south carolina?

  If you are experiencing allergy or asthma symptoms, please visit the patient portal at the top of the page or you may contact us at one of our South Carolina locations in Greenville, Mauldin or Spartanburg. Availability: ADAC has 4 convenient locations to serve the Greenville, Spartanburg and Easley area.

• Why choose adac for allergic disease asthma center?

  We at Allergic Disease and Asthma Center are doing our part to decrease the spread of the Coronavirus. Serving the Upstate of SC since 1976. The physicians and staff at the Allergic Disease & Asthma Center, P.A. (ADAC) understand how allergies and asthma can affect your daily life.

• How do i schedule an appointment with allergy asthma immunology associates?

  To schedule an appointment, call the nearest office or book online today. An allergy practice built on care and compassion. For nearly 50 years, Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Associates has treated adults and children affected by allergies and asthma with a caring, personalized approach.

• Is asthma and bronchial asthma the same?

  An asthmatic cough is usually productive, that is, sputum is brought up, whereas a bronchial cough is nonproductive , with no sputum. The confusion between bronchitis and asthma is fertile ground for misunderstanding and imprecise language. For example, bronchial asthma is actually a redundant term since the bronchi are always involved in asthma.