Full Cure Allergic Rhinitis?

Allergic rhinitis is a growing trend due to climate change as well as environmental pollution. This is the body's reaction to foreign substances that enter through the respiratory tract. The body then makes antibodies to fight off the antigens and the reaction between the antigen and antibodies produces histamine - the substance that causes allergic rhinitis.
"Vaccines" treat allergic rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis is very acute, usually when it starts to feel sick, the nose, throat, eyes, ear canal are itchy, followed by constant sneezing, even sneezing dozens of times, accompanied followed by stuffy nose and clear, sometimes net .

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The disease occurs due to the allergens present in the patient's environment such as dust, animal hair, mold. The patient's immune system struggles with IgE (the fifth class of immunoglobulins), releasing many mediators These intermediates are substances that stimulate the nasal mucosa.




In the past, for the treatment of allergic rhinitis, there was usually only the way to use medicine or stay away from allergens. And the MDLP hypersensitivity method, an immune measure to change the way a person's immune response to allergens has been studied and applied since the 70s.
However, this method is still new to allergy treatment facilities in our country. This method is only applicable when allergens cannot be eliminated, excluding pathogens (avoiding allergens) due to job specificity.
MDLP, a specific method of hypersensitivity (GMC), is considered to be an effective treatment for allergic rhinitis. Doctors will introduce sensitive allergens into the body under the skin in increasing doses and concentrations, in order to stimulate the body to form a surrounding antibody, so that the body can adapt to that allergen.
Altering the immune response leads to the absence of clinical symptoms That is why this is considered a "vaccine" for allergic rhinitis.




Requires perseverance
MDLP method is effective from 60 - 80% on patients. However, the duration of treatment requires at least 6 months to 3 years for the body to produce and maintain antibodies against allergens.
In order for the drug to be effective, patients need to be persistent with treatment as directed by their doctor. Many patients who have been injected for a few months have lost patience, quit, and the disease has helped 80-90% but then quickly recurred.
After stopping the injection, the amount of this antibody will decrease and the disease may recur, requiring another injection. However, the longer each injection is, the longer you can prevent allergic rhinitis.
According to Assoc. Prof.



Dr. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Dinh, former Director of Ear - Nose - Throat T. Hospital, in the past 20 years, this hospital has effectively treated allergic rhinitis by means of special hypersensitivity to allergens. house dust.
In addition, to prevent allergic rhinitis, patients need to avoid risk factors: exposure to allergens such as house dust, smoke ... Be careful when changing the weather, pay attention to nasal hygiene, regularly use water warm or physiological saline to wash the nose, do not use the fingers to pick nose to avoid damage to the nasal mucosa .



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