My daughter is just about to reach maintenance! That means we will go in just once a month! We are all very excited about that! The biggest hurdle to reach this point for us was the initial allergy shot. My daughter's fear of needles was overwhelming, and she would cry and shake just thinking about it. Thankfully we found ways to conquer that fear, and after the first painless shot, she was able to calmly start her journey towards better health.
If you or your child have gone through this journey, or are just starting allergy shots, feel free to join the group to talk about your experience, your child's experience, advice on allergy shots, and any fears you or your child may have. The link to the group: Allergy Shots for Kids (Allergen Immunotherapy)
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Allergen immunotherapy is wonderful because it helps people who suffer from allergies to feel much better and require less, or no, medication in the future. I am a physician from New York City and have found that sublingual immunotherapy drops which the patient places under his/her tongue daily in the convenience of his/her own home are much easier for adults, and are especially easier for children, as compared with weekly allergy shots. Both sublingual immunotherapy with drops and subcutaneous (shot) immunotherapy are equally effective. For more information: www.allergytreatmentny.com Jacqueline W. Muller, M.D.
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