Allergic disorders

Allergic rhinitis

We reduce the hypersensitivity of the nasal mucosa to allergens for long-lasting relief.

About the disease

Allergic rhinitis is a stuffy nose, sneezing, and discharge in response to allergens. Drops and antihistamines bring temporary relief, but each season you have to take them more often. Immunotherapy works differently: it trains the immune system to react more calmly to the allergen.

We build tolerance to the allergens that make the nasal lining hypersensitive. When the immune response becomes less violent, the symptoms ease, and the need for medication drops with them.

The method is relevant in year-round and seasonal rhinitis, especially when antihistamines help less and less or have to be taken almost constantly.

Immunotherapy acts gently and gives a lasting effect, unlike symptomatic drugs that work only while you take them. The method combines with usual care from an allergist.

The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the range of allergens, symptom severity, and treatment history. The program is selected individually.

Building tolerance

The immune system learns to react more calmly to the allergen.

Free breathing

Congestion and discharge ease as hypersensitivity drops.

Fewer antihistamines

Helps reduce dependence on medication.

Lasting effect

Works longer than symptomatic remedies.

For seasonal and year-round rhinitis

Suitable for both forms.

Immune response correction

The goal is to retrain the immune system to adequately respond to allergens and reduce excessive hypersensitivity.

1

Diagnostics

Assessment of the allergen spectrum and immune system status to build an individualized plan.

2

Preparation

Manufacturing a personalized cellular preparation based on your immunocompetent cells.

3

Therapy course

Administering the preparation builds tolerance to allergens and reduces reaction intensity.

4

Stabilization

Long-term reduction in the frequency and severity of exacerbations without the constant use of antihistamines.

Frequently asked questions

How does immunotherapy help in allergic rhinitis?

The method builds tolerance to the allergens that make the nasal lining hypersensitive. When the immune response becomes calmer, congestion, sneezing, and discharge ease.

Can I reduce dependence on antihistamines?

That is the method's goal. Symptomatic remedies work only while you take them, whereas immunotherapy helps reduce hypersensitivity itself, so the need for medication drops.

Is the method suitable for year-round rhinitis?

Yes, the method is used in both seasonal and year-round forms. The physician selects the regimen after assessing the range of allergens.

Can the method be combined with allergist care?

Yes. Immunotherapy complements usual treatment and does not interfere with it.

How does the course of treatment go?

After a consultation and assessment of allergens, the physician builds an individual program. The method is gently tolerated and gives a lasting effect.

Can I come for treatment from another region?

Yes. The clinic is near Moscow (Khimki, Skhodnya) and accepts patients from other regions. The first consultation can be held remotely.

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