Seasonal allergies can be managed and potentially overcome through immunotherapy, a process involving exposure to small, increasing amounts of allergens. This treatment, available as injections (SCIT) or under-the-tongue tablets/drops (SLIT), can significantly reduce or eliminate allergic reactions. While SCIT is commonly covered by US insurance, SLIT is more established in Europe and offers an alternative for those averse to needles, though insurance coverage varies. The principle also shows promise for food allergies, though self-administration is strongly discouraged due to potential severity. AI
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RANK_REASON The article discusses a medical treatment for allergies, not a new AI development.