How Bad Are Your Allergy Symptoms?
If you’ve been living with allergies for a long time, it can be difficult to remember how life was without them. Take our Allergy Quiz to see how bad your symptoms are.
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What Immunotherapy Options are There?
Immunotherapy has been used for more than a century and is widely recognized as a safe and effective option for many people with allergies. It works by gradually retraining the immune system to become less reactive to specific allergens over time.
The type of immunotherapy that’s right for you depends on your unique allergies and your lifestyle. The two main types of immunotherapy include:
- Allergy Shots - Shots containing a small amount of your allergens are administered at the doctor’s office once or a few times a week.
- Allergy Drops - Allergy drops work the same way as shots, but they are administered under the tongue instead of by injection. They can be administered by you in the comfort of your own home.
Allergy Drops Put You in Control of Your Immunotherapy
Both allergy shots and drops are effective options for managing allergies. Many patients appreciate the convenience of allergy drops, as they allow for fewer doctor’s visits and greater flexibility. Allergy drops are often preferred by patients because:
- Choose the time and place that work best for you
- No injections required
- Spend less time in the doctor’s office
- Designed to deliver long-term allergy relief
Let your allergy treatment work around your schedule, not the other way around.
