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  • Title: Oral hyposensitization of children with pollinosis or house-dust asthma.
    Author: Wortmann F.
    Journal: Allergol Immunopathol (Madr); 1977; 5(1):15-26. PubMed ID: 868717.
    Abstract:
    25 years of experience have proven oral hyposensitization to be an effective and safe method for specific treatment of respiratory allergies in children up to the age of 10-12 years. For pollinosis aqueous extracts or pollen powder are used. Results after at least two cures are comparable to those observed after subcutaneous hyposensitization. In house-dust asthma oral hyposensitization is performed either with commercially available extracts or with extracts prepared from the patient's own house-dust. The way to collect such dust samples, their use in testing and the preparation of extracts from it are described. Long-term results with oral hyposensitization of children with house-dust asthma are good.
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