Application of influenza vaccine in preparation of medicament for treating allergic diseases and allergy related diseases

Abstract

The invention relates to application of an influenza vaccine in a medicament for treating allergic diseases and allergy related diseases. The specific method comprises that: the influenza vaccine is inoculated at any time all the year round; the first inoculation dose (for adults and children who are more than three years old) is 15mug / 0.5ml every time; the 1st inoculation dose (for six-mouth-old children to children who are less than three years old) is 7.5mug / 0.25ml every time; the inoculation part is the outside deltoid muscle of the upper arm; the inoculation path is intramuscular injection; and the 2nd dose is inoculated after 4 weeks, the 3rd dose is inoculated at another interval of 4 weeks, and the influenza vaccine is inoculated once every half to one year after 3 times of inoculation, so that the curative effect is solidified. The application field of the influenza vaccine is expanded, the influenza vaccine is applied to treatment of the allergic diseases and other allergy related diseases for the first time, and the influenza vaccine is safe in use and convenient, good in treatment effect and low in cost and is easily accepted by patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a new application of the influenza vaccine, in particular to the application of the influenza vaccine as a medicine for treating allergic diseases and diseases related to allergy. Background technique [0002] Allergic rhinitis, also known as allergic rhinitis, is an allergic disease of the nasal mucosa and can cause various complications. Sneezing, nasal itching, runny nose and nasal congestion are the four most common symptoms. Children can also see gray-blue annular shadows and folds under the eyes, which are called "allergic pigmentation" or "Dennie-Mergan infraorbital folds", which are caused by periorbital edema and venous stasis, and are also the cause of atopic children. A characteristic finding of oculo-nasal allergy in which internal examination of the nasal cavity reveals edematous turbinates, often pale or purple, covered by a thin layer of watery mucus. Swollen turbinates can completely block the nasal passages ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] Allergic rhinitis (allergic rhinitis), secretory otitis media, eczema, and bronchial asthma are all clinically difficult to cure diseases. In the past, there were many treatment methods such as medicine, physiotherapy, laser, and even surgery, but there is no recognized safe, Thorough, convenient, painless and inexpensive treatment method