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Hyposensitization is a medical treatment for allergies in which the immune system is gradually exposed to allergens to reduce long-term hypersensitivity and allergic reactions.
Hyposensitization is a medical treatment for allergies in which the immune system is gradually exposed to allergens to reduce long-term hypersensitivity and allergic reactions.
Hyposensitization, also called Allergen Immunotherapy (AIT), is a medical treatment designed to reduce the immune system´s overreaction to specific substances that trigger allergic responses, known as allergens. Unlike conventional allergy medications that only relieve symptoms, hyposensitization targets the underlying cause of the allergy and can lead to long-lasting or even permanent relief.
During hyposensitization, the patient is exposed to gradually increasing doses of the relevant allergen over an extended period. This trains the immune system to tolerate the allergen rather than overreact to it. There are two primary forms of delivery:
Hyposensitization is most commonly indicated for the following allergies:
A prerequisite for treatment is that the specific allergen has been clearly identified through allergy testing and that a suitable therapeutic preparation is available. It is especially recommended when symptoms persist despite allergen avoidance and standard medication.
During the build-up phase, the dose of the allergen is gradually increased until the individual maintenance dose is reached. Depending on the treatment protocol, this phase can take several weeks.
In the maintenance phase, the maximum dose is administered at regular intervals, typically every four to six weeks. This phase usually lasts three years to achieve a sustained therapeutic effect.
Clinical studies confirm that hyposensitization leads to significant symptom reduction in many patients. Success rates for insect venom allergy exceed 90%, and strong evidence also supports its use in hay fever and house dust mite allergy. Consistent adherence to the full treatment duration is essential, as early discontinuation can substantially reduce effectiveness.
Hyposensitization is generally well tolerated, but side effects can occur:
For this reason, injections must always be administered in a medical setting with a mandatory observation period of at least 30 minutes and emergency medications readily available.
Not every patient is suitable for hyposensitization. Contraindications include:
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