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Serving Oklahoma since 1925, the Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic’s main headquarters office is located at the Oklahoma Health Center, across the street from OU Medical Center. We have satellite clinics in Norman, Edmond, Midwest City, and Yukon. We have free parking at all of our locations.

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Main Office at Oklahoma Health Center
Main Office at Oklahoma Health Center

Since 1925, the Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic (OAAC) has been a leader in innovative allergy, pollen allergy, food allergy, skin allergy, and asthma treatments. OAAC is one of the largest allergy and asthma medical practices in the Southwest, with eight board-certified allergists, a doctor of nursing, and three nurse practitioners.

Edmond Office
Edmond Office

The Edmond satellite clinic opened in 2013 after previously being located in a rented office space. The clinic is conveniently located in southeast Edmond at Boulevard and between 33rd and Memorial Road at 3560 S Boulevard Street, Suite 150.

Norman Medical Park West
Norman Medical Park West
OAAC opened its first satellite office in 1983 in Norman. A new clinic building was constructed and opened in 2017. The building is 6,660 square feet, with 4,600 of that dedicated to the OAAC practice. The Norman clinic is conveniently located at 3580 R.C. Luttrell Drive off the Healthplex Parkway in Medical Park West, right off I-35 and...

Yukon Office
Yukon Office
OAAC’s newest satellite clinic, opened in 2019, is located in the western side of the metro, Yukon - the growing metropolis with a small hometown feel. The clinic is just east of Target on Health Center Parkway.  The 3,000 square foot building is similar to the clinic in Norman and features Oklahoma artist Lindy Jerlow’s work...

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Asthma

Asthma is a chronic condition in which the lining of the airways or bronchial tubes become inflamed and irritated.

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Allergies

Allergies (hayfever) are caused by the immune system reacting to substances (or allergens) that would typically not trigger a reaction.

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Food Allergies

Food allergies occur with the body has an abnormal immune response from exposure to a food.

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Mold Allergies

Mold spores are released throughout the year. Molds live everywhere, and upsetting a mold source can send spores into the air and be possibly inhaled into the lungs.


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Pollen Allergies

Pollen is one of the most common triggers of seasonal allergies. It is also called seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever.


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Allergic Rhinitis

Allergic rhinitis causes misery for many during Oklahoma’s long allergy seasons. Rhinitis means "inflammation of the nose."


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Very High Tree Pollen Levels Continue – Third highest Tree Pollen levels in 2026
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Very High Tree Pollen Levels Continue – Third highest Tree Pollen levels in 2026

Highest Levels of Tree Pollen Detected in the United States for 2/27/2026

February 27, 2026

A VERY HIGH ALERT has been issued for tree pollen levels in Oklahoma City, marking the SEVENTH VERY HIGH ALERT in the last eleven days, and the EIGHT HIGH or VERY HIGH ALERT in that same timeframe. Today’s counts are the highest reported in the U.S. and the third highest recorded this year.

This marks the FIFTH day this year in the TOP TEN days for Cedar Season (in the past five years), and TENTH highest day for Tree Pollen (All Seasons) in twenty years.

Cedar Fever and Regional Impact

Cedar tree pollen contributes to “Cedar Fever”, a winter allergy affecting millions across Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Missouri. Unlike spring and summer allergies, Cedar Fever peaks from late November to February, with pollen grains capable of traveling hundreds of miles in Oklahoma winds.

Recommendations to Reduce Exposure

OAAC allergists recommend the following steps:

  • Limit outdoor activities on high pollen days
  • Keep windows closed at home and in vehicles
  • Change clothes and shower after being outdoors
  • Leave shoes at the door to avoid tracking pollen inside
  • Wash hands frequently, especially after outdoor contact
  • Wear a dust mask for outdoor chores
  • Use and regularly replace HEPA filters in HVAC systems

Medical Management

  • Continuous use of nasal sprays and antihistamines may help, but proper diagnosis is essential
  • Seasonal allergies cannot be diagnosed by history alone. OAAC allergists offer simple tests to identify specific triggers

OAAC serves patients of all ages across the southwest region, with clinics in Edmond, Norman, northwest Oklahoma City, and the OU Health Sciences Center campus.

Contact and Appointment Information

Visit www.oklahomaallergy.com for clinic locations.
To schedule an appointment or request more information, call (405) 235-0040 or visit the website.

 

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