Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) is an allergy management approach in which carefully selected allergen extracts are administered under the tongue to help reduce sensitivity to specific allergens over time. It may be considered for patients with confirmed allergies who continue to experience symptoms despite appropriate allergy avoidance and standard medical management.
At Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre, Sublingual Immunotherapy is considered as part of comprehensive allergy and ENT care. Treatment suitability is determined after a detailed evaluation of symptoms, medical history, and allergy test results.
Your ENT specialist may consider Sublingual Immunotherapy for selected patients with persistent allergic symptoms, particularly when a specific allergen has been identified.
It may be considered when patients experience:
Allergy testing, such as a Skin Prick Allergy Test, may be performed to identify relevant allergens before immunotherapy is considered.
SLIT involves placing a prescribed allergen extract under the tongue, where it is allowed to remain for a specified period before being swallowed or removed according to the prescribed protocol.
The treatment is designed to gradually modify the body’s immune response to a specific allergen. It is generally provided as a long-term management strategy and requires consistent use according to specialist guidance.
Treatment schedules and duration vary depending on:
Sublingual Immunotherapy may be considered for selected patients with:
The treatment is not appropriate for every patient, so specialist evaluation is essential before starting immunotherapy.
For appropriately selected patients, SLIT may help:
Results vary between individuals, and ongoing specialist monitoring is important throughout treatment.
At Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre, we provide comprehensive ENT and allergy care, including Skin Prick Allergy Testing and Sublingual Immunotherapy for appropriately selected patients. Our specialists first evaluate symptoms and identify relevant allergens before considering immunotherapy. Treatment recommendations are personalized according to the patient’s allergy profile, medical history, and clinical requirements. With extensive experience in ENT care, our centre focuses on accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment planning, and ongoing monitoring to help patients manage persistent allergy-related nasal symptoms and improve their long-term quality of life.