The practice of a primary care physician during allergic diseases

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We invite physicians, clinical pharmacists and pharmacists to The practice of a primary care physician during allergic diseases webinar.

Allergies are one of the most common pathologies on Earth. According to statistics, every fifth inhabitant of our planet suffers from allergies. International statistics show that over the past two decades, the incidence of allergies has increased by 3-4 times, and the disease is often severe, which leads to difficulties in diagnosis and treatment.

The increase in the prevalence of allergic diseases is associated with an increase in the allergenic load on a person, with a change in his ability to respond to this load. The deteriorating environmental situation, inappropriate nutrition, inadequate drug therapy, uncontrolled use of antibiotics, stress, a sedentary lifestyle, changes in climate lead to the fact that the human body's exposure to allergens, even those that have always existed, increases significantly.

In case of allergy symptoms, it is necessary to consult a doctor who will advise how to weaken the manifestations of an already existing disease, to prevent its exacerbation and the development of more severe form of the disease. Therapy of allergic diseases should be aimed at relieving acute clinical manifestations of allergy. For this purpose, antihistamines are used.

During this webinar with Dr Hanan Selim, participants will learn how to provide qualified information and consulting assistance to patients with allergies.

Target audience:

• Physicians
• Clinical Pharmacists
• General medical practice
• Pulmonology
• Pediatrics;
• Allergology and Immunology.
• Pharmacists

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