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Friday
Jan152010

ALLERGY SHOTS REDUCE HEALTH CARE COSTS IN CHILDREN

Did you know a treatment for allergic rhinitis that has been around for almost 100 years has recently been shown to decrease overall health costs for children by more than 30% and prescription costs by 16%?

The link below reviews the findings from a research article posted in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.

I have witnessed several hundreds of patients, adults and children, enjoy a significant upgrade in the quality of their life, after having a course of immunotherapy (allergy shots). Some adults have to be convinced to go off after they have been on them for a number of years. They are often hesitant to stop something that has reduced their medication needs and made them feel normal.

Allergy shots are not a cure for allergic rhinitis and asthma but currently they are the best means for inducing a remission period. Many people experience several years of improved allergy control after allergy shots have been stopped.

Here is the article: (click here)

Here are other postings about allergy shots: (more about immunotherapy)

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