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I brought the vaccine and stored in my refrigerator. The clinic's nurse showed me how to use it by myself. Not sure if that's possible everywhere / for every tr
by pid-1 3y ago
I brought the vaccine and stored in my refrigerator. The clinic's nurse showed me how to use it by myself. Not sure if that's possible everywhere / for every treatment.
After ten weeks taking shots every Sunday, my allergies got significantly better. I used to be that guy with a perpetually stuffy, running nose, now I can't even remember the last time that happened. 10/10 would do again.
- Obscurity4340 3y agoDo you still take it regularly or are you essentially "immunized" now? Sounds amazing anyway. Whats the shot called?
- Ozzie_osman 3y agohttps://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/allergy-shots/about/pac-20392876 https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/allergy-shots/ab...
- pid-1 3y ago> Do you still take it regularly My understanding is that after 10 weeks, I was supposed to get a monthly shot for 2-3 years. I ended up never doing the second part, though. > are you essentially "immunized" now? No, I'm not. I was told by doctors the effects of this sort of treatment last for "several years". > Sounds amazing anyway. Whats the shot called? I still have the shot, it does not have any specific brand, just the lab name in the box. That's the lab's wepage: http://www.llac.com.br/ http://www.llac.com.br/. The shot itself has the dosage, my name, the doctor's name, the expiration date and "ALÉRGENOS INALÁVEIS 1:10.000" written on it.