Bronchial asthma
We correct the excessive immune reaction in the respiratory tract, reducing the frequency and severity of bronchial asthma attacks.
About the disease
Bronchial asthma is chronic inflammation of the airways with attacks of difficult breathing. Inhalers stop an attack and keep the disease under control, but they do not change its cause, and many patients depend on medication for years. Immunotherapy works with the mechanism of allergic inflammation.
We correct the excessive immune reaction that makes the bronchi hyperreactive. When inflammation eases, attacks happen less often and are easier to tolerate, and dependence on symptomatic medication drops with them.
The method is especially relevant in the allergic form of asthma, when attacks are linked to specific allergens, and with frequent flare-ups, when maintenance therapy helps less and less.
Immunotherapy acts gently and combines with maintenance treatment from a pulmonologist. You must not stop inhalers on your own; only the physician adjusts the dose as things improve.
The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the form of asthma, the range of allergens, severity, and prior treatment. The program is selected individually.
Working with the cause
The method corrects allergic inflammation, not just the attack.
Fewer attacks
Flare-ups happen less often and are easier to tolerate.
Less dependence on inhalers
The physician adjusts the drug dose as things improve.
For the allergic form
Especially relevant when attacks are linked to allergens.
Together with a pulmonologist
Combines with maintenance therapy under supervision.
Immune response correction
The goal is to retrain the immune system to adequately respond to allergens and reduce excessive hypersensitivity.
Diagnostics
Assessment of the allergen spectrum and immune system status to build an individualized plan.
Preparation
Manufacturing a personalized cellular preparation based on your immunocompetent cells.
Therapy course
Administering the preparation builds tolerance to allergens and reduces reaction intensity.
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 bronchial asthma?
The method corrects the excessive immune reaction that makes the bronchi hyperreactive. When allergic inflammation eases, attacks happen less often and are easier to tolerate.
Can I reduce dependence on inhalers and medication?
That is the method's goal. As inflammation is brought under control, the need for symptomatic remedies drops. Only the physician adjusts the dose; you must not stop inhalers on your own.
In which form of asthma is the method most appropriate?
In the allergic form, when attacks are linked to specific allergens, and with frequent flare-ups, when maintenance therapy helps less and less.
Can the method be combined with maintenance treatment?
Yes. Immunotherapy is combined with maintenance therapy under a pulmonologist's supervision; it complements it.
How does the course of treatment go?
After a consultation and assessment of the form of asthma and the range of allergens, the physician builds an individual program. The method is gently tolerated.
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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