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Utilizing immunotherapy to provide long term relief.

When over-the-counter medications are not enough to effectively manage allergy symptoms, immunotherapy offers a more advanced, long-term solution. This treatment works by gradually modifying the immune system’s response to specific allergens, reducing sensitivity over time rather than simply masking symptoms. As a result, patients can experience lasting relief, decreased reliance on medications, and an overall improvement in their daily comfort and quality of life.

How are allergies treated using immunotherapy?

Allergy treatment, like allergy testing, is customized for your needs. Immunotherapy, better known as allergy shots, is often the best way to reduce or eliminate allergic reactions. Allergy shots are customized based on your or your child's particular allergies, so many patients have immunotherapy for multiple allergens at once. Through carefully controlled exposure—often in the form of allergy shots or sublingual tablets—immunotherapy helps the body build tolerance, leading to fewer and less severe reactions in the future.

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Types of immunotherapy treatment we offer

Allergy Shots (Subcutaneous Immunotherapy)

Allergy shots are a proven, long-term treatment that gradually builds your body's tolerance to specific allergens.


Allergy Drops (Sublingual Immunotherapy)

For patients who prefer to avoid injections, we offer allergy drops. This needle-free alternative involves placing custom-formulated liquid drops under the tongue daily to build allergen tolerance.

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Treating your immune system at St. Luke’s

If you’re experiencing challenges with your allergies, asthma, or your overall immune system, let us help. Connect with a St. Luke’s allergist or immunologist and find relief.