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Russia begins using the first domestic vaccine against birch pollen allergy

Published 2026-11-10

Russia begins using the first domestic vaccine against birch pollen allergy | Integri News

Russia has launched the use of the first domestic vaccine designed to combat birch pollen allergy. This is an important development for people who suffer from a runny nose, sneezing and watery eyes every spring.

Birch pollen allergy is one of the most common spring allergies. When the birch begins to bloom, pollen enters the air and can cause unpleasant symptoms in sensitive people. For this reason, many patients try to prepare for the flowering season in advance.

The new vaccine is based on the method of allergen-specific immunotherapy. This means that small doses of the allergen are introduced into the body so that the immune system gradually gets used to it and reacts to pollen more weakly. This method has been used in medicine before, but this is the first time a domestic drug against birch pollen allergy has appeared in the country.

Before starting treatment, specialists usually advise consulting an allergist. A doctor will help determine whether the vaccine is suitable for a particular patient. The birch flowering season is already close, so interest in the new drug is growing.

Sources: Правда.Ру

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