What does AAT mean in THERAPEUTICS

Advanced Allergy Therapeutics (AAT) is a treatment aimed at reducing the severity and frequency of allergic reactions and sensitivities, as well as minimizing the side effects associated with them. AAT utilizes a comprehensive, evidence-based approach that includes both drug and non-drug therapies to manage allergies in both children and adults.

The primary goal of AAT is to identify the underlying cause of allergies and sensitivities so that an individualized treatment plan can be developed. Through clinical assessments and lab tests, allergens are identified, treated, or avoided if possible. Treatments may include medications, immunotherapy, or lifestyle modifications.

Yes, AAT is generally considered safe for most people. However, individuals should always discuss their medical history with their doctor before beginning any new treatments or therapies.

Yes, many patients who use AAT find long-term relief from allergic symptoms when following their doctor’s recommended treatment plan over time. While not everyone will experience complete relief from allergens and sensitivities, most patients find significant improvement in their overall health over time.

With any type of treatment or therapy there is always a risk of side effects or interactions with other medications or supplements you may be taking. It’s important to talk to your doctor before starting any new treatments to ensure there are no potential risks you should be aware of before beginning AAT.

Yes, Advanced Allergy Therapeutics can be used to safely treat allergies in both children and adults. However, it’s important to speak with your child’s pediatrician about starting any new treatments so they can assess if it would be appropriate for them individually.

If your child experiences frequent discomfort due to allergies or other sensitivities, they may benefit from undergoing allergy testing. Your child’s pediatrician can recommend specific tests needed based on your child’s symptoms and medical history.

During an allergy test a doctor typically takes samples of skin cells or fluids from the nose or mouth which are then screened for substances that could potentially cause a reaction in the body such as pollen, dust mites or pet dander.

No special preparation is typically needed prior to having an allergy test done but it’s best practice to let your doctor know about any medications you are taking beforehand.

After an allergy test results you may receive a list of substances that could potentially trigger allergies in your body along with recommendation for how best avoid them which can greatly reduce the severity of allergic reactions.