Introduction
It is mainly intended for patients with persistent allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis and/or allergic asthma caused by dust mites, with symptoms often present all year round.
Symptoms
- Persistent or severe allergic rhinitis
- Chronic blocked nose, especially on waking
- Frequent sneezing
- Associated allergic conjunctivitis
- Mild to moderate allergic asthma caused by house dust mites
- Disabling symptoms despite standard treatments
- Major impact on quality of life
Causes
Diagnosis
- Precise identification of house dust mite sensitisation
- Clear link between exposure and symptoms
- Appropriate allergy tests (skin prick tests, blood tests)
- Assessment of symptom severity
- Checking for contraindications
Treatments
Management
Confirm that desensitisation is appropriate
Choose the most suitable route of administration
Explain how the treatment works
Ensure regular, safe follow-up
Assess the effect on respiratory symptoms