Clinical Efficacy of Sublingual Specific Immunotherapy in Children with Allergic Rhinitis and its Impact on their Inflammatory Factors and Immune Function

The main objective of this study is to analyze the effects sublingual specific immunotherapy and conventional drug therapy on inflammatory factors immune function in children with allergic rhinitis. research subjects were divided into three groups, group A received administration dust mite drops, B routine treatment such as passive intervention topical hormones, antihistamines nasal irrigation C drops basis drop therapy, treatments systemic use corticosteroids, anti-leukotriene’s are combined. Comparison was done among different sets indicators. After treatment, rhinitis symptom score, visual analog scale score factor index levels groups calculated. lower than A. Adverse reactions lowest highest C. whole blood cluster differentiation 4+, 4+/cluster 8+ cells serum immunoglobulin E A, B. Sublingual effective safe for