Histoglob 1 ml Injection is an immunotherapy injection that doctors use for people who suffer from repeated allergy problems. Allergies include allergic sneezing, watery nose, itchy red skin, hives, chronic eczema, and some headache and breathing issues that link with allergy.
Uses
- Repeated sneezing, runny nose and nasal blockage in allergy season
- Itchy raised patches or hives keep coming back for months
- Eczema, with dry itchy inflamed skin that flares with allergens
- Post menstrual syndrome: Allergy type symptoms appear around the menstrual cycle
- Some cases of allergic bronchitis and allergy related migraine when regular therapy fails
Use Histoglob 1 ml for Allergic rhinitis
Human normal immunoglobulin is a ready made antibodies. These antibodies help neutralise histamine effective for allergic rhinitis and other chemicals that drive itching, redness, swelling and nasal symptoms. Over time this support can rebalance the immune response.
Histamine is prevent in a very low dose. It works like a training signal. It exposes the immune system in controlled way so the body may produce counter antibodies and learn to overreact less when you meet real allergens later. Research on similar products in chronic urticaria and atopic skin conditions shows reduction in symptom load and less need for anti allergy tablets over weeks to months.
How does it work?
This injection does not work like a quick relief anti allergy tablet. What it does, it trains the immune system over time so your body reacts less aggressively to allergens such as dust, pollen, or any other triggers. Because of that, many doctors keep Histoglob as an option for long standing allergic conditions where routine medicines do not provide long lasting control over allergies.
Side effects
- Pain
- Redness or little swelling on the place where doctor gives the injection.
- Low grade fever
- Fiverish sensation
- Headache
Other information
- Store it in refrigerator in 2-8 C.
- Do not freeze.
- Discard it carefully after use.
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