MBBS, MD - Respiratory Medicine
Dr. Madhav Dawkore is a Pulmonologist and has an experience of 4 years in this field. He completed MBBS from Maharashtra Universtity of Health Sciences, Nash…
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Looking for a doctor for Allergy Shots in Mumbai? Browse 5 verified doctors in Mumbai who perform Allergy Shots — compare qualifications, patient ratings and consultation fees, and book a clinic or online appointment that suits you.
MBBS, MD - Respiratory Medicine
Dr. Madhav Dawkore is a Pulmonologist and has an experience of 4 years in this field. He completed MBBS from Maharashtra Universtity of Health Sciences, Nash…
DCH MRCPCH (UK) fellow In Neonatology, Pediatrician
A highly skilled pediatrician with over 13 years of experience in the field of child health, Dr. Vishal Parmar earned his MBBS degree from BJ Medical College…
ANO-RECTAL SURGEON
Senior Consultant for Ano Rectal diseases with 21 years experience. Piles, Fissures&Fistula-in-Ano and various Ano Rectal problems are treated with various m…
PGD-Nutritionist & Dietitian
Dr. Shajra Mukadam is a distinguished professional in the field of nutrition and dietetics, having earned her Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) from the prestigiou…
Dermatologist , Dermatosurgeon, Venerologist, Leprologist
I am Dermatologist, go to doctor for your all skin ,hair and nail conditions as well as aesthetic, treating multiple skin diseases like psoriasis, fungal inf…
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Allergy shots are injections that contain small amounts of the substance causing your allergy. They help your body become less sensitive to the allergen over time.
People in Mumbai with allergies that are difficult to control with regular treatment may benefit from allergy shots. A doctor can first identify the allergen and decide if immunotherapy is suitable.
Allergy shots may help with allergies caused by pollen, dust mites, mould, pet dander, and insect stings. They are generally not used to treat food allergies.
A doctor may ask about your symptoms and perform allergy tests, such as skin or blood tests. These tests help identify the substances that trigger your allergy.
At first, the shots may be given regularly while the dose is slowly increased. Later, maintenance shots are usually given less often over several years.
Allergy shot treatment often continues for around three to five years. The exact duration depends on your allergy and how well you respond to treatment.
You may feel a small prick during the injection and mild redness or swelling afterward. Most local reactions are temporary and improve on their own.
Allergy shots are generally given under medical supervision because serious allergic reactions can rarely occur. You may need to stay at the clinic for about 30 minutes after the injection for observation.
Some people may notice improvement after several months of regular treatment. The results can vary depending on the type and severity of the allergy.
Children may receive allergy shots when a doctor considers the treatment suitable for them. The doctor will consider the child's age, allergy type, and overall health before starting treatment.