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ALLERGY: What is rush immunotherapy?

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      It’s a faster way to get to a maintenance dose, but it’s also riskier.

      During the first part of the treatment, you get doses of the allergen every day instead of every few days. Your doctor will check on you closely, in case you have a bad reaction. In some cases, you may get medicine before you get the dose of the allergen, to help prevent a reaction.

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