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This well-researched approach to immunotherapy is known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), and it has helped thousands of people worldwide combat the symptoms of allergies and chronic sinusitis. And while it’s a relatively new practice in the U.S., it has been successfully used in Europe for more than 30 years. Much like injection therapy, sublingual immunotherapy delivers a slowly increasing dose of FDA approved antigen that over time can build the body’s tolerance to an allergen. Eventually, this desensitization to the allergen results in fewer symptoms and medication needs. However, unlike injection therapy, and rather than administering shots, allergy drops are placed under the tongue and affect the immune system through the mouth—the dendritic cells through the oral mucosa—which research shows to be a friendlier and more effective route to building tolerance.

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Allergycare of Cool Springs

General Practitioners

Sinusitis
This well-researched approach to immunotherapy is known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), and it has helped thousands of people worldwide combat the symptoms of allergies and chronic sinusitis. And while it’s a relatively new practice in the U.S., it has been successfully used in Europe for more than 30 years. Much like injection therapy, sublingual immunotherapy delivers a slowly increasing dose of FDA approved antigen that over time can build the body’s tolerance to an allergen. Eventually, this desensitization to the allergen results in fewer symptoms and medication needs. However, unlike injection therapy, and rather than administering shots, allergy drops are placed under the tongue and affect the immune system through the mouth—the dendritic cells through the oral mucosa—which research shows to be a friendlier and more effective route to building tolerance.
Ear Infections
For infants and children with eczema and recurrent ear infections, whose cause is often underlying allergies, incorporating sublingual immunotherapy early, can provide life-long benefits and help prevent asthma and other chronic conditions from developing later in life.

Otolaryngology
A graduate of the University of Tennessee at Memphis, Dr. Owen completed residencies in Otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat) at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis and Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology, he has served on the clinical faculty of Vanderbilt University Medical School and Eastern Virginia Medical School. Additionally, he is a member of the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy as well as a fellow in the American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery and the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Owen lives with his family in Brentwood, TN.

Eczema
Anyone who suffers from allergies and related illnesses can benefit from immunotherapy. But for those who cannot tolerate or don’t respond to allergy shots, it can be an extremely beneficial solution. Infants and children: Treating young children in your practice may be the most rewarding reason to incorporate SLIT. Allergy drops have proven especially helpful for children with eczema and recurrent ear infections, which often have underlying allergic causes. Many children with untreated eczema and allergies develop asthma and other chronic conditions later in life, so treating them early can have life-long benefits. Severe asthmatics: For asthmatics, SLIT can provide desensitization for triggers, which can moderate the need for asthma medication. And because of its safety profile, even severe asthmatics can be given a chance to reduce their symptoms. In at least eight studies, positive outcomes were reported when SLIT was used to treat asthma. Patients with chronic conditions including sinusitis: Recent research as validated the long-standing view that chronic sinus conditions, mold sensitivities and allergies are connected. Treating the underlying allergic disease with SLIT has shown favorable results in patients with chronic sinus conditions.

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