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1. Sublingual immunotherapy:
another way to treat the
Allergies
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2. Sublingual immunotherapy is a substitute to treating allergies with
injections. An allergist gives the patient small dose of an allergen under
the tongue to reduce symptoms.
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3. According to recent studies, Sublingual immunotherapy is extensively
accepted and used in Europe, South America, and Asia as well as in
Australia and is gaining popularity among allergists in the United States
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4. However, the lasting impact and the exact way Sublingual
immunotherapy Los Angeles works are all under investigation.
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5. Most medical tests and surveys published over 20 years reveal
the following:
 Sublingual immunotherapy Los Angeles is comparatively safe
and effective for the treatment of rhinitis and asthma caused by
allergies.
 Sublingual immunotherapy Los Angeles might prove an
effective therapy for infants with mild atopic eczema and is
currently under research for its potential in treating nutrients
allergies.
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6.  Side effects of Sublingual immunotherapy Los Angeles among
both children and adults are generally local and mild
 Side effects usually take place early in treatment and involve
itching in the mouth or stomach disorders. These can normally be
managed by dose adjustments.
 Sublingual immunotherapy Los Angeles can be safe for children
under age 5 and may be a preferred technique for adjusting allergy
symptoms compared with injection therapy. Therefore, Sublingual
immunotherapy Los Angeles is best the prescribed by an
allergist.
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7. Mostly, Sublingual immunotherapy Los Angeles risks relate to the
nature of the treatment i.e. it is administered at home and lacking
direct medical supervision. Hence, Patients should get clear direction
from allergists on handling adverse reactions and treatment pauses
and should know when to check with the prescribing allergist.
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8. Delrey Sinus & Allergy Institute
4640 Admiralty Way, Suite 718 ,
Marina Del Rey
Los Angeles, CA, 90292,USA
PH : (310) 823-4444