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Allergen Immunotherapy
What is the lowest maintenance dose you will use if a patient continues to have anaphylaxis when trying to achieve maintenance dosing?
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Was the patient evaluated for mastocytosis? Why is he or she getting anaphylaxis to usual doses of AIT?
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