Allergen immunotherapy is the repeated administration of allergen extracts to allergic individuals in order to provide long-term relief of symptoms and improvement in quality of life during subsequent natural allergen exposure. It is a unique and effective way to treat burdensome allergies. Ask us about Immunotherapy for insect bites and food allergies.
Allergy immunotherapy is a treatment that aims to desensitize a person's immune system to specific allergens, such as pollen, dust mites, or animal dander. Below are the frequently asked questions about allergy immunotherapy.
Sublingual allergen immunotherapy extracts are usually taken on a daily basis.
Common methods for taking the allergen extracts:
Changing the immune system's ability to react to allergens is the goal of allergy immunotherapy. Regular administration of allergen extracts makes up AIT, which involves slowly increasing doses of allergen extracts over time. In turn, tolerance to allergens develops with fewer or no symptoms. Three years of AIT can result in five to ten years of benefits. However, the symptoms may return afterward.
A specific amount of natural allergen extract is placed under the tongue, causing the body to become tolerant to the allergens.
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