Diagnostic of Pellitory of the Wall Allergy
Treatment of Pellitory of the Wall Allergy
Allergy Immunotherapy for Pellitory of the Wall Allergy:
1. Consultation with an Allergist:
- Schedule an appointment with a board-certified allergist.
- Discuss your medical history and undergo allergy testing to confirm the allergy to Pellitory of the Wall.
2. Understanding Immunotherapy:
- Allergy immunotherapy involves exposing you to gradually increasing amounts of the allergen.
- This helps your body build tolerance and reduce the severity of allergic reactions over time.
3. Subcutaneous Immunotherapy (SCIT):
- Also known as allergy shots.
- Administered in a doctor’s office, usually once or twice a week initially, then less frequently after reaching maintenance phase.
4. Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT):
- Involves placing allergen tablets or drops under your tongue.
- Can be done at home after an initial consultation with your allergist.
5. Duration of Treatment:
- Treatments typically last for three to five years.
- Success rates vary, but many people experience significant long-term relief from their allergy symptoms.