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Medications and Shots for Allergiesallergy shots

Pills and nasal sprays are often used to treat allergies.  They control the symptoms of the allergy, but they do not make the reaction stop.

Allergy shots are not much fun.  But, if you suffer from constant allergy symptoms and don't find relief in the average allergy pill, you might want to consider them.  And, shots may reduce the risk of asthma attacks in children.

Each shot contains allergens.  These allergens are in quantities that make your immune system become active, but not so much that you have an allergy attack.  As time goes on, the allergen levels in the shots are increased.  Your body begins to become accustomed to the allergens and, as your tolerance increases, your symptoms decrease.

You begin by taking shots 1-3 times each week depending on the severity of your allergies.  This will continue for about 6 months.  Then are able to cut back to 1 shot about once per month.  This may last for years.

Again, shots don't cure the allergy, but they do increase your tolerance if you come in contact with the allergen.  This makes your symptoms less severe.