Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physician
The landscape of allergy practice in India is undergoing transformative changes, shifting from traditional symptom management to embracing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic modalities for disease modification. This evolution is propelled by the integration of subcutaneous immunotherapy, biologic t...
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| description | The landscape of allergy practice in India is undergoing transformative changes, shifting from traditional symptom management to embracing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic modalities for disease modification. This evolution is propelled by the integration of subcutaneous immunotherapy, biologic treatments, and the exploration of probiotics, alongside advancements in diagnostic approaches such as component-resolved diagnostics (CRD) and basophil activation tests. Despite the promising potential of these innovations to enhance patient care, their implementation faces challenges, including limited awareness, safety concerns, accessibility, and affordability. Moreover, the development and standardization of allergy diagnostics, such as CRD, along with the establishment of regional pollen calendars, are crucial for improving the precision of allergy care. This abstract underscores the need for overcoming existing barriers and leveraging emerging technologies and treatments to significantly improve the management of allergic diseases in India, aiming for a future where allergies are not just managed but effectively controlled and prevented. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-c6c12f0a4faf4f7a9a7bac95715d94ea2025-01-04T10:12:38ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsThe Journal of Association of Chest Physicians2320-87752024-06-01122516110.4103/jacp.jacp_5_24Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physicianShambo S. SamajdarSaibal MoitraThe landscape of allergy practice in India is undergoing transformative changes, shifting from traditional symptom management to embracing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic modalities for disease modification. This evolution is propelled by the integration of subcutaneous immunotherapy, biologic treatments, and the exploration of probiotics, alongside advancements in diagnostic approaches such as component-resolved diagnostics (CRD) and basophil activation tests. Despite the promising potential of these innovations to enhance patient care, their implementation faces challenges, including limited awareness, safety concerns, accessibility, and affordability. Moreover, the development and standardization of allergy diagnostics, such as CRD, along with the establishment of regional pollen calendars, are crucial for improving the precision of allergy care. This abstract underscores the need for overcoming existing barriers and leveraging emerging technologies and treatments to significantly improve the management of allergic diseases in India, aiming for a future where allergies are not just managed but effectively controlled and prevented.https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jacp.jacp_5_24allergy practice in indiasubcutaneous immunotherapybiologic treatmentscomponent-resolved diagnostics |
| spellingShingle | Shambo S. Samajdar Saibal Moitra Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physician The Journal of Association of Chest Physicians allergy practice in india subcutaneous immunotherapy biologic treatments component-resolved diagnostics |
| title | Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physician |
| title_full | Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physician |
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| title_short | Advancing allergy practice in India for respiratory physician |
| title_sort | advancing allergy practice in india for respiratory physician |
| topic | allergy practice in india subcutaneous immunotherapy biologic treatments component-resolved diagnostics |
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