Pollinosis
We control seasonal allergy to plant pollen, reducing the severity of symptoms.
About the disease
Pollinosis is a seasonal allergy to plant pollen. Every year during flowering come a runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, and sometimes difficult breathing. Many rely on pills all season, but that only mutes the symptoms. Immunotherapy prepares the body for the season in advance.
We reduce hypersensitivity to pollen allergens, training the immune system to react to them more calmly. The course is taken before flowering starts, so that by peak season the body meets the pollen prepared.
That is why timing matters. It is better to start preparation in advance, during a calm period outside flowering, so the effect has time to develop by the season. If the timing is missed, it is harder to gain benefit in the current season.
The method gives a longer effect than pills, which work only at the moment of taking. It is combined with allergist supervision.
The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the range of pollen allergens, the season's severity, and treatment history. The program is selected individually.
Preparation before flowering
The course is taken in advance to meet the season prepared.
Fewer symptoms in season
Runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing are easier to tolerate.
Reduced hypersensitivity
The immune system learns to react more calmly to pollen.
Lasting effect
Works longer than pills taken for the season.
Timing matters
Best result when starting outside the flowering period.
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 pollinosis?
The method reduces hypersensitivity to pollen allergens. The immune system learns to react to pollen more calmly, and during flowering season the symptoms are noticeably easier to tolerate.
When is it best to start preparing for the season?
In advance, during a calm period outside flowering. Then the effect has time to develop by peak season. If you start during flowering, it is harder to gain benefit in the current season.
Why is the method better than pills?
Pills work only while you take them and mute the symptoms. Immunotherapy reduces hypersensitivity itself and gives a longer effect.
Can the method be combined with allergist supervision?
Yes. Immunotherapy complements usual treatment and does not interfere with it.
How does the course of treatment go?
After a consultation and assessment of the range of pollen allergens, the physician builds an individual program taking flowering dates into account. 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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