STUDIES
Please register by phone: 0174 3195510 or katzenallergie@hno-dresden.org
We are constantly looking for patients with a MILBE, MUSHROOM, AND BIRCH POLLEN ALLERGY.
Many allergy patients are dissatisfied with the results of their allergy treatments. This is partly due to the fact that the therapies performed did not achieve the desired success. Most commonly, the conventional treatment options offered are based on the scientific knowledge of more than 15-20 years ago. In the last 10 years, new therapeutic possibilities have developed rapidly on a scientific basis. These are either only recently available or are still in the approval process.
If you have allergy symptoms and the most modern Therapy options If you would like to try it out, then you are exactly the right patient for clinical trials.
By participating in clinical studies, you also benefit from a free health check and comprehensive diagnostics. You usually receive a reimbursement for travel expenses.
If you are interested, please contact us at 0351-84354960 or under allergie@hno-dresden.org
STUDIES
Allergy Center Seeks Patients for Innovative Birch Pollen Allergy Treatment
Allergies to early-flowering trees can significantly affect both professional life and overall quality of life.
This year has been particularly challenging for allergy sufferers. Unusually dry and warm temperatures at the end of February have already caused severe symptoms in many people allergic to early-flowering trees. A runny nose, swollen and itchy eyes, and breathing difficulties can cause considerable discomfort both during the day and at night.
And this is only the beginning of the pollen season. Alder pollen will soon follow, and then birch pollen, which is a particularly significant trigger for many allergy sufferers.
Commonly available antihistamines from pharmacies often cause considerable drowsiness or fail to provide sufficient relief. Patients experiencing these symptoms know how difficult it can be to find a specialised medical centre offering prompt, professional care. Unfortunately, waiting times of six months or even the inability to obtain an appointment have become an increasingly common reality.
The Allergy Centre at Dr. Yarin's practice is a highly specialised facility offering modern allergy diagnostics, innovative treatments and clinical research into allergic diseases. Patients from Dresden and the surrounding area, as well as from across Saxony, have received individualised allergy treatment at the centre.
The centre offers both conventional medical treatments and complementary therapeutic approaches, including acupuncture.
Patients have access to a wide range of modern allergy treatments, including allergen-specific immunotherapy (AIT) administered through subcutaneous injections or sublingual tablets and drops. This treatment, also known as allergen desensitisation, aims to reduce the immune system's sensitivity to specific allergens. Symptomatic treatments are also available to help relieve allergic symptoms.
Clinical Studies – Help Develop New Treatments and Benefit from Participation This Year
Dr. Yarin's Allergy Centre is actively involved in the development of new medications and therapeutic approaches for the treatment of allergic diseases. Through various clinical studies investigating advanced allergy treatments, the medical team evaluates innovative approaches to allergen-specific immunotherapy. These studies aim to assess and monitor the effectiveness and tolerability of medications used for allergy desensitisation.
In addition to the opportunity to receive an innovative treatment, participating in a clinical study offers further benefits. During treatment, participants receive medication to relieve hay fever symptoms free of charge, as well as appropriate compensation for their time and expenses.
Dr. Yarin is currently looking for adults and children suffering from birch pollen allergy. Patients aged 5 to 64 years who are interested in exploring new treatment approaches may be eligible to participate in these clinical studies. In particular, children and adolescents aged 5 to 17 years are being sought for studies investigating treatments for birch pollen allergy and house dust mite allergy.
To register or request further information, please contact us by phone at 0174 3195510 or by email at allergie@hno-dresden.org
We are looking for patients aged between 5 and 11 years old for a clinical study who suffer from the symptoms of a mite allergy.
