Doctors allergist-immunologist

An allergist-immunologist is a doctor specializing in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of allergic reactions and diseases, as well as disorders of the immune system. In the "Dobrobut" medical network, specialists provide expert assistance to help patients effectively manage their condition, ensuring improved health and quality of life.

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What an Allergist-Immunologist Does and When to See One

An allergist-immunologist has all the necessary knowledge and skills to understand the complexities of the immune system and its interaction with allergens. It is necessary to consult such a specialist if the following symptoms are observed:

  • frequent infections,
  • chronic symptoms similar to a cold,
  • unexplained rashes,
  • persistent fatigue,
  • reactions to food and medications.

Such manifestations may be signs of allergies or immune system disorders that require evaluation and treatment by a specialist.

Diseases Treated by an Allergist-Immunologist

Allergists-immunologists at the "Dobrobut" medical center treat a wide range of diseases related to altered immune system reactions to various irritants, including:

  • Allergic rhinitis and asthma.
  • Food and drug allergies.
  • Atopic dermatitis (eczema) and contact dermatitis.
  • Primary immunodeficiencies.
  • Autoimmune diseases.
  • Chronic urticaria and angioedema.
  • Anaphylaxis and other severe systemic reactions.

These conditions can significantly affect well-being, but through targeted treatment and preventive interventions, significant improvement and extended remission are possible.

Diagnostic Methods Used by an Allergist-Immunologist

To accurately assess the state of the immune system and the body as a whole, an allergist-immunologist in Kyiv at MM "Dobrobut" uses various diagnostic tools, such as:

  • Skin prick tests and patch tests to identify specific allergens.
  • Blood tests for immunological markers and antibodies, including specific IgE levels.
  • Spirometry to assess lung function in asthma.
  • Provocative tests for food and drug allergies under medical supervision.
  • Comprehensive immune system function tests to diagnose immunodeficiencies.
  • Instrumental assessments for organ and system functions.
  • General laboratory tests of blood, urine, and other biological materials.

These tests provide important information that influences the creation of personalized treatment plans for each patient.

What Happens During a Consultation

During a consultation with an allergist-immunologist at "Dobrobut," the medical history, symptoms, and any triggering factors will be discussed in detail. The doctor will conduct a thorough physical examination and may suggest specific diagnostic tests. Based on the results, a personalized treatment strategy will be developed, which may include medications, lifestyle changes, avoidance strategies, or immunotherapy.

Questions to Ask the Doctor

When consulting with an allergist-immunologist, you have the opportunity to ask questions such as:

  • What could be causing the current symptoms and how are they related to immunity?
  • Which diagnostic tests will be most helpful for this condition?
  • What treatment options are available and how do they work?
  • How can symptoms be managed independently?
  • Are there specific lifestyle or dietary changes that can affect the body's reactions?

Seeing an allergist-immunologist at the "Dobrobut" medical center in Kyiv provides an opportunity to receive comprehensive, personalized care. If you suspect allergies or immune system issues, don't hesitate to schedule a consultation with our specialists. This can be done through the website form or by calling the contact center.