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1. jc2006

   August 1st, 2010 at 8:13 pm

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   Allergies are funny like that. Allergy shots are more consistent and increase exposure gradually. Once your body has an allergic reaction it recognizes that allergen as a toxin. If you can increase a little bit at a time your body will increase it’s tolerance for the allergen. In some cases, constant exposure can alleviate allergies or decrease them. In other cases allergies can become worse with exposure.One good example is poison ivy. Once you have an allergic reaction to it, the symptoms will worsen upon every exposure. Your body is constantly changing as well. Some of us outgrow allergies and sometimes new ones develoip.

2. suzieq_64093

   August 1st, 2010 at 8:13 pm

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   I think it has to do with the shot being injected into the body and it going into the bloodstream faster. I’m not exactly sure either, but this past fall was the best one I’ve had in YEARS. I’ve had just over a year of allergy shots so far. I wish I had done this years ago.

3. DeutscheUSA359

   August 1st, 2010 at 8:13 pm

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   Well the allergy syrum in injected directly itto your blood stream and your immune system will eventually not consider them a threat when you breathe them in. Allergies don’t don’t go away. There must have been other factors in play. I take them too and seem to be helping!