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The document is a form for recording details related to allergy vials at the University Health Service of Case Western Reserve University. It includes sections for patient information, vial contents, dosing instructions, and monitoring of reactions to injections.

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What is a typical allergy shot schedule?

Typically, shots are given 1 to 3 times a week. During the buildup phase, the allergen dose is gradually increased with each shot. The maintenance phase generally continues for 3 to 5 years or longer. Youll need maintenance shots about once a month.

What is the common injection for allergy?

Epinephrine shots are used to treat a sudden, life-threatening allergic reaction, also called anaphylaxis. Symptoms of anaphylaxis include swelling in the throat and difficulty breathing. Shots to treat anaphylaxis are given with an autoinjector. This device has a self-injecting syringe and needle.

What are the intervals for allergy shots?

Shots are then given every two, three, and eventually four-week intervals. Allergy shots are not given at intervals greater than four weeks with the exception of insect sting allergy, which can be given up to every six weeks.

Can I self administer allergy shots?

Through the UAS model, patients can safely self-administer their allergy shots at home, eliminating the need to make in-office visits for each dose.

What size needle and syringe for allergy shots?

Injections are given subcutaneously using a 1-mLsyringe with a 26 or 27 gauge half-inch non-removable needle.

How many allergy shots to get to maintenance?

This could take approximately 6 injection visits to reach your maintenance dose. Depending on your starting dilution, you will increase the dosage on 3-6 vials of allergen extract before beginning your maintenance dose. The dose will be increased to gradually reduce your sensitivity to your allergies.

What is the cluster protocol for allergy shots?

For cluster, patients can choose to receive up to 4 injections from each vial per visit from the first 2 vials and subsequently single injections up to twice weekly. This protocol achieves maintenance dosing in as few as 9 weeks.

What does an allergy shot schedule look like?

There are about 24 injections that are needed; the maintenance dose is generally reached in about 24 weeks. Once your child is receiving the maintenance dose, allergy visits are then spaced out so they receive the maintenance dose every two weeks, then every three weeks, and finally every four weeks.

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