How is the allergy treated?
The first thing to do in the treatment of allergic disease is to prevent contact with allergens to which the patient is sensitive and to avoid allergens. Because in many allergic diseases complaints usually occur following contact with allergens. For example, if the patient develops nose fever as a result of susceptibility to house dust mites, the application of preventive methods to prevent exposure to mites at home will reduce his complaints. When an allergic reaction to any of the foods develops, that food should not be eaten, drug allergies should not be used.
In addition, drugs that can be very effective to control the signs and symptoms of the disease occurring today are being used. These drugs vary according to available findings. For example, anti-allergic drugs and nasal sprays in nasal fever, airway dilatation and therapeutic oral sprays in asthma, and anti-allergic drugs in addition to antiallergic drugs are effective in skin lesions.
Immunotherapy, which is known as vaccine therapy, is the only cure for allergic diseases. The allergens to which the patient is susceptible are administered by increasing injections or by sublingual drops. Thus, by sensitizing the body to that allergen, it can be prevented from reacting when the patient encounters allergic substances. However, it is a risky treatment method and it should be applied in the hospital environment by the allergists who have been trained in the subject of specialization (immunization).
What are allergic diseases?
Allergic rhinitis, diseases known as hay fever and eye fever among people called conjunctivitis,
Allergic asthma,
Skin itching, redness, swelling, urticaria and eczema,
Food allergies
Drug allergies
Insect allergies are common allergic diseases.
How to diagnose allergies?
People with complaints compatible with allergic diseases, for example, from time to time runny nose, sneezing, nasal discharge or cough, shortness of breath, or itching on the skin to reddening and blistering, accompanied by a similar disease in the family, frequent complaints, changes in other allergic diseases The presence of typical features in the history of such an accompanying disease suggests an allergic disease. Allergic skin tests are performed on these patients and the presence of immunoglobulin E type antibodies specific for allergens is investigated in the blood. In addition, a definitive diagnosis can be made by different tests depending on the type of disease, such as pulmonary function tests in asthmatic patients, drug provocation tests with drug allergies and food provocation tests with food allergies.
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