Histamine release from basophilic leukocytes under the effect of autoantigens isolated from involved gingival tissue was examined in periodontitis patients and normal subjects. Anaphylactic autosensitivity was found to be increased in this condition. The results evidence the advisability of antianaphylactic agents administration to patients with periodontitis exacerbations.
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