'In my clinical practice, I frequently see patients where allergic rhinitis doesn't stop at the nose — it extends to the chest, presenting as asthma or allergic bronchitis. These overlapping conditions make management difficult, with patients often trapped in a cycle of recurring symptoms despite inhalers, antihistamines, and nasal sprays. One particular case involved a young adult with persistent nasal blockage, wheezing, and nighttime coughing that disrupted sleep and daily routine. Conventional therapy gave partial relief, but symptoms kept returning. That’s when I considered adding immunotherapy like Histaglobulin, which gradually helped reduce the frequency and severity of episodes. That dosage of drugs and the required duration of treatment also decreases with use of Histaglobulin on the other hand the symptoms free period increases( drug holiday).'

'Most allergy patients turn up to my Allergy Clinic after years of living with blocked noses difficulty in breathing disturbed sleep & dependency on Oral Antiallergics Inhalers & Nasal Sprays. They have tried all sorts of treatment in various pathies along with lifestyle modifications done to the maximum. Still the suffering remains because awareness regarding proper allergy management is lacking. Thus moving ahead of short-term pharmacotherapy treatment towards long term immunotherapy is important. Histaglobulin has been an integral part & corner stone of treatment given to patients who are ready to move beyond just short-lived symptomatic relief to long lasting asymptomatic life.'