At PulmoCare Center @Sodepur, we offer accurate diagnostic tests and personalized treatment plans to help you breathe better and live completely free from allergy discomfort.

Diagnostic Accuracy
Clinical Experience
CLINICAL ALLERGY GUIDELINES
Understanding the signs of respiratory allergies is crucial for early detection and effective management. Learn what to look for and when it's time to seek professional advice at PulmoCare Center.
Watch out for these common physical indicators:
Persistent sneezing, especially in the morning.
Runny or stuffy nose.
Itchy, watery eyes.
Itchy throat, ears, or roof of the mouth.
Coughing, wheezing, or shortness of breath.
Skin rashes or hives (less common for respiratory).
Don't hesitate to consult a pulmonologist or allergologist if:
Symptoms are chronic or worsen over time.
Allergies interfere with daily activities or sleep.
Over-the-counter medications are ineffective.
Experience signs of asthma, like wheezing or shortness of breath.
You are unsure what triggers your symptoms.
You want a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan.
PULMOCARE ALLERGY CLINIC
At PulmoCare Center @Sodepur, we offer a comprehensive range of allergy tests to accurately identify your triggers and develop a personalized treatment plan. Understanding your allergies is the first step toward a more comfortable and healthier life.
15-20 Mins
This is the most common and quickest allergy test. Small amounts of allergens are applied to the skin on your forearm or back. We observe any reaction, such as red bumps that indicate an allergy. Results are available in 15-20 minutes.
Quick Forearm or Back Skin Application
Immediate Visual Observation & Accurate Report
Molecular Precision
CRD Allergy Panel Test identifies specific allergen components to accurately diagnose allergies. By analyzing molecular allergens instead of whole extracts, it aids in understanding individual allergy profiles and supports personalized treatment plans.
Molecular Component Specific Trigger Analysis
Enables Customized Long-Term Immunotherapy
Book an expert evaluation at PulmoCare Center @Sodepur and find lasting relief today.
PULMOCARE ALLERGY PROTOCOL
At PulmoCare Center @Sodepur, we offer a comprehensive approach to managing your allergies, using the most advanced strategies in pharmacotherapy and immunotherapy to provide you with lasting relief and improve your quality of life.
Pharmacotherapy is the main treatment to quickly relieve allergy symptoms. Our specialists help identify the optimal combination of medications and doses for your specific condition, minimizing side effects while maximizing effectiveness.
Antihistamines to rapidly reduce itching, watery eyes, and sneezing
Nasal corticosteroids targeted for chronic nasal airway inflammation
Inhaled bronchodilators to ease breathing and respiratory tightness
Immunotherapy, widely known as 'allergy vaccines', modifies your immune system's response to allergens. By gradually administering micro-doses of allergen extracts, it builds natural immune tolerance for lasting disease control.
Ideal for chronic respiratory allergies (allergic asthma & allergic rhinitis)
Substantially reduces the long-term dependency on daily prescription drugs
Helps halt the allergic march and prevents developing new allergen sensitivities
Consult with our pulmonology & allergy specialists at Sodepur for specialized diagnostic evaluations.
PATIENT FAQS & GUIDELINES
Find answers to common questions about allergy symptoms, diagnosis, consultation, and treatment options at PulmoCare Center.
Allergy symptoms can vary widely, but often include sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, skin rashes, and difficulty breathing. The specific symptoms depend on the allergen and the individual's sensitivity.
Our specialists use a combination of methods, including a thorough review of your medical history, physical examination, and specific allergy tests such as skin prick tests or blood tests (IgE antibody testing) to identify the allergens causing your symptoms.
You should consider a consultation if your allergy symptoms are persistent, severe, interfere with your daily life, or if over-the-counter medications are not providing adequate relief. Early diagnosis and treatment can significantly improve your quality of life.
Treatment plans are tailored to each patient and may include allergen avoidance strategies, medications (antihistamines, decongestants, nasal corticosteroids), and immunotherapy (allergy shots or sublingual tablets) for long-term relief.
If you experience symptoms of a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, or sudden dizziness, seek immediate emergency medical attention. If you have a prescribed epinephrine auto-injector, use it as directed.