ALLERGY & ASTHMA
CLINICS, PSC
Serving Northern Kentucky & Cincinnati Area
2300 Chamber Center Drive
Fort Mitchell, Kentucky 41017
Phone: 859 371 3797 Fax: 859 291 1438
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2015
1) Dr. Fragge will retire after 54 years of exemplary practice in the field of Pulmonary, Allergy and Internal Medicine in the Northern Kentucky community. He values the relationships he developed over the years with his patients, and is truly grateful for being given the honor and privilege to serve them.
2) Effective October 1, 2015, Fragge Allergy & Asthma Clinics will merge with ENT & Allergy Specialists of NKY. Dr. Villareal will continue to provide medical care to his and Dr. Fragge's patients under ENT & Allergy Specialists of Northern KY at our Fort Mitchell location.
OUR NEW OFFICE HOURS at the
Ft. Mitchell location effective October 1, 2015
Monday 830 am to 12 Noon
Tuesday 830 am to 5 pm
Wednesday 830 am to 5 pm
Thursday 1 pm to 6 pm
Friday 1 pm to 4 pm
We are proud that Dr. Manuel Villareal is one of the 2015 CINCINNATI MAGAZINE'S TOP DOCTORS for Allergy & Immunology Specialists in their January 2015 issue. He has been a Cincinnati Magazine Top Doctor since 2010.
We are conveniently located at the Chamber Office Park area in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. It is really easy to get there. Take I-75 and exit at the Buttermilk Pike exit then go east. Then turn left once you see Oriental Wok or Graeter's Ice Cream into the Chamber Center complex. Click on to the link for a map to our new location.
CLINICAL TRIALS: We are currently recruiting for volunteer subjects for several clinical trials: ASTHMA and several COPD clinical studies. You may receive compensation for time and travel for participating in a clinical trial. Please call Abraham Research at 859 371 3797 for info.
Fragge Allergy & Asthma Clinics has joined ENT & Allergy Specialists of NKY. Please proceed to their website for additional information at WWW.NKYENT.COM
Fragge Allergy & Asthma Clinics, PSC provides physician sub-specialty
care for patients in the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati area suffering from asthma, allergy, pulmonary and some immunologic
conditions. Health and wellness are
achievable in patients who suffer from chronic conditions such as asthma, allergies and COPD. Our doctors understand the negative
impact these chronic conditions have on one’s productivity and quality of life.
Patients with conditions such as allergic
rhinitis, asthma, COPD, chronic urticaria, chronic sinusitis, to name a few, give an individual a poor sense of
well-being. Knowing your diagnosis,
understanding your problem, and having a plan is a good starting
point in getting you back to a healthy path.
Mission Statement
It is the goal of Fragge Allergy & Asthma Clinics, PSC to be the premier physician specialist provider for asthma, allergic and immunologic diseases in the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area. We strive to be attentive to your individual needs, and provide quality, evidence-based medical care.
It is a misconception that those with egg allergies cannot get the flu shot. The CDC has recommendations on what to do if for those with egg allergies and need to get the flu shot. Learn more at www.AskYourAllergist.com
What are the
typical Allergy Symptoms?
Allergies affect about 20% of the general population. Allergy symptoms
vary depending on the organ system involved or the degree of one’s allergic
sensitivity. Hay fever or Allergic
rhinitis and allergic conjunctivitis affect the nose and eyes of which itchy
nose and eyes, profuse runny nose and watery eyes, sneezing, nasal blockage,
and sinus headaches are the typical symptoms.
When an individual has allergic asthma, they can have symptoms of coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or congestion when exposed to air-borne allergens.
Patients who have food allergies develop generalized hives and itching, swelling, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and can even develop asthma symptoms when they ingest allergenic foods. In severe cases of food allergies, a drop of blood pressure, or severe swelling causing closure of the airways can potentially cause death. This are called anaphylactic shock or angioedema, respectively.
