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Allergy & Asthma Services

Providing the Most Advanced Diagnostic and Treatment Options Available.

Coastal Allergy & Asthma offers the most advanced diagnostic and treatment options available in the Coastal Empire. We begin each evaluation with a thorough consideration of the patient’s history and symptoms.


Because of their advanced training, our allergists understand that an allergic, asthmatic or immunological disorder is more than just a runny nose, sneeze, cough, or itch; it is the result of a chronic inflammatory state which, left untreated, will lead to illness, medication dependence, and a poor quality of life.  


Many people just don't realize how much better they can feel if their allergies and asthma were treated by a board certified allergist.

WE EVALUATE AND TREAT THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS

NASAL & SINUS CONDITIONS

Allergic Rhinitis (Various Forms of Allergies)

Non-allergic Rhinitis (Various Forms of Non-Allergic Reactions)

Recurrent or Chronic Infections

Sinus Headaches

LUNG CONDITIONS

Asthma

Exercise-induced asthma

Cough

FOOD ALLERGY CONDITIONS

Severe Allergic Reaction (Anaphylaxis)

Drug Allergy & Intolerances

The Asthma Center

Welcome to THE ASTHMA CENTER at Coastal Allergy & Asthma. Specifically designed for children between the ages of 4 and 18, THE ASTHMA CENTER is the regions only comprehensive diagnostic, treatment, and asthma education program. 

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Asthma

What is Asthma?

Asthma is a chronic disease that inflames the airways, making it difficult to breathe. When untreated or improperly treated, asthma can cause permanent changes to the airways. This fact has only recently begun to be recognized and reflects the importance of properly managing asthma. The typical symptoms of asthma are:


Coughing 

Shortness of breath 

Wheezing (a sound similar to air slowly being let out of a balloon) 

Chest tightness.


With children or infants, however, other symptoms may indicate they have asthma. These include: 

Rapid or noisy breathing 

Chest congestion or grunting when taking a bottle or breast- feeding 

Complaints that their chests “hurt” or “feel funny.” 

Tiredness, lethargy, irritability, and not wanting to play. 

Occasionally, individuals with asthma may not wheeze, but they will have poor air exchange and have trouble breathing.



Immunotherapy

What is Immunotherapy (Allergy Shots)?


Immunotherapy is a treatment used to relieve allergy symptoms of hay fever or allergic asthma by administering injections of substances such as pollens, mold spores, dust mites, animal dander, or insects to which an individual has been found to be allergic by skin testing. The mechanisms of its effect are the subject of ongoing research. However, immunotherapy initiates processes that seem to "turn off' the abnormal immune reaction that we term "allergy". 

When an allergic person is exposed to an allergenic substance (such as cat dander), he or she may develop symptoms of sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, watery eyes, chest tightness or wheezing. Various cells that line the nose and the airways actually release chemicals termed mediators that cause these symptoms. An inflammatory reaction accompanies this process and leads to persistent symptoms. Immunotherapy probably works to interfere with the actions of these cells and to thereby diminish the effects of the chemical mediators that cause allergic symptoms. 

Allergy Shots are used to decrease your sensitivity to allergy-causing substances so that exposure to the offending allergens (pollens, dust, molds, etc.) will result in fewer symptoms. This does not mean that allergy shots are a substitute for avoidance of known allergens which is the treatment of choice.

Allergy Testing

What is Allergy Testing?

If you are allergic, you are reacting to a particular substance. Any substance that can trigger an allergic reaction is called an allergen. To determine which specific substances are triggering your allergies, your allergist/immunologist will safely and effectively test your skin, or sometimes your blood, using tiny amounts of commonly troublesome allergens. 


Allergy tests are designed to gather the most specific information possible so your doctor can determine what you are allergic to and provide the best treatment.

What Can an Allergist Do For YOU?

An allergist is a physician who is specifically trained to diagnose and treat allergies, including: hayfever, eczema, food allergy, and hives, allergic and non-allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, asthma, recurrent infections, immune deficiency and related problems.

The Asthma Center

AeroAllergy Research Labs

AeroAllergy Research Labs

Specially designed for children between the ages of 4 and 18 THE ASTHMA CENTER at Coastal Allergy & Asthma is the regions only comprehensive diagnostic, treatment, and asthma education program.

The Asthma Center

AeroAllergy Research Labs

AeroAllergy Research Labs

AeroAllergy Research Labs

Coastal Allergy & Asthma works together with our research company AeroAllergy Research to bring various allergy and asthma studies to our area. Studies are a great way to see if a patient's allergies or asthma will respond to alternative medicines and treatment options. 

AeroAllergy Website

What One Patient Had To Say About Her Experience

"My husband and I took our grandson to see Dr Brad Goodman for the initial visit this week. We were so impressed with the whole experience. Dr Goodman was awesome, taking so much time to get his patient history, evaluate our grandson and explain everything in detail. I had to call our daughter to ask a question and Dr Goodman talked to her for 5-10 minutes, explaining everything to her that he told us (she was working). And, everyone that we encountered while we were there, was super nice! Awesome experience."  Debbie V.


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Savannah Office

Breathe Easy, Live Better

SHOT HOURS

Monday - Thursday         8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday                                8:00 am - Noon


AFTER HOURS

Please call our main number at 912-354 -6190 and our after hours answering service will direct patients to our On-Call Physician.


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Coastal Allergy & Asthma

505 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406

(912) 354-6190

Savannah Office Hours

Open today

08:00 am – 05:00 pm



Statesboro Office

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AFTER HOURS

Please call our main number at 912-354 -6190 and our after hours answering service will direct patients to our On-Call Physician.


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Coastal Allergy & Asthma

119 Hill Pond Lane Statesboro, GA 30458

1-866-273-2849

Statesboro Office Hours

Monday - Tuesday: 8am - 5pm 

Wednesday: 8am - 4pm 

Thursday: 8am - 5pm

One Provider Each Day


Brunswick Office

Breathe Easy, Live Better

AFTER HOURS

Please call our main number at 912-354 -6190 and our after hours answering service will direct patients to our On-Call Physician.


For Billing Questions Call 912-354-6190

Coastal Allergy & Asthma

2500 Starling St. Suite 101 Brunswick, GA 31520

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Brunswick Office Hours

Tuesday                          8:30 am - 3:00 pm  Dr. Goodman

Wednesdays                 8:30 am - 3:00 pm  Dr. Newton

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Statesboro Office Moved

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Statesboro, GA 30458