AI Article Synopsis
- Hyposensitization therapy using Allpyral extracts was conducted on 38 patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis and monitored through rhinomanometry.
- After one year of treatment, 55% of patients showed clinical improvement, rising to 76% after three years among those who continued therapy.
- Subjective satisfaction ratings from patients also improved significantly, with 76% reporting positive results after one year and 92% after three years.
Article Abstract
Hyposensitization with Allpyral extracts was performed in 38 patients suffering from seasonal allergic rhinitis. An objective evaluation of the clinical course was obtained by rhinomanometry. After one year of hyposensitization therapy, 55% of the patients (21 out of 38) showed an improvement, and after the 3-year follow-up this figure had increased to 76% (19 out of 25 patients continuing with the treatment for this period). For the patients' subjective appraisal of the therapy the respective figures were 76 and 92%.
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