Pharmacotherapy
Step 04 of 07 · Seven-Step Care Pathway
Pharmacotherapy
Evidence-based medicines to control symptoms and inflammation.
- When symptoms require medication, treatment is selected according to the condition, severity and individual patient needs.
- Depending on the diagnosis, pharmacotherapy may include antihistamines, nasal corticosteroids, inhaled therapies, topical treatments, eye drops or other appropriate medications.
- Medication is often an important part of achieving control while longer-term strategies are considered.
Medication options
Depending on the diagnosis, pharmacotherapy may include:
Antihistamines
Nasal corticosteroids
Inhaled therapies
Topical treatments
Eye drops
Other appropriate medications
- Nose
- Eyes
- Airways
- Skin
Medication can control symptoms — while we address the underlying allergic disease.
Over 25 Years of Specialist Allergy Experience
- Skin-Prick Testing
- Specific IgE
- Molecular Allergy Testing
- SLIT
- SCIT
- Skin Barrier Assessment