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: By injecting directly into the lymph node, the allergen is introduced to the "command center" of the immune system, which may more effectively "retrain" the body to stop reacting to common triggers.

: Airborne fungal spores that can exacerbate asthma and eczema. Standard Treatment vs. ILIT Traditional Allergy Shots (SCIT) Intralymphatic (ILIT) Duration 3 to 5 years Approx. 3 months (3 shots) Injection Site Under the skin (Subcutaneous) Into the lymph node Maintenance Monthly visits for years Long-term relief after initial set Approval FDA-approved method "Off-label" use of FDA extracts

Aero-allergens are airborne particles that stimulate an immune response in sensitive individuals. Common triggers include: : Ragweed, grass, and various tree pollens.

: Clinical data suggests that the benefits of ILIT can remain effective for up to 20+ years post-treatment. Common Aero-Allergens Treated

For those suffering from chronic allergic rhinitis or asthma, consulting an allergist about modern immunotherapy options can lead to a significant reduction in symptoms and a decreased reliance on daily medications. Allergy shots - Mayo Clinic