Treatments
Allergy and asthma treatment should be tailored to the patient, not chosen from a one-size-fits-all list. At Paris Asthma & Allergy Centers, treatment is guided by symptoms, diagnosis, triggers, and long-term care goals.
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Explore treatment options
Explore the treatment pages below to understand the different options available for allergy, asthma, sinus, eye, and hive-related concerns. Each page explains one treatment path in more detail so patients can better understand what may fit their needs.
Allergy shots
Learn how allergy shots, also called allergy immunotherapy, help reduce sensitivity to pollen, dust mites, mold, pet dander, and other environmental allergens over time.
Cluster immunotherapy
Explore cluster immunotherapy, a faster allergy shot build-up schedule that may help selected patients reach maintenance treatment sooner under specialist supervision.
Asthma treatment and management
Learn about asthma treatment options, including inhalers, trigger management, monitoring, and long-term asthma control to improve breathing and reduce flare-ups.
Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)
Learn how sublingual immunotherapy, or SLIT, treats selected allergies with under-the-tongue therapy designed to reduce allergic sensitivity over time.
Sinusitis treatment
Explore sinusitis treatment for chronic congestion, facial pressure, drainage, and recurrent sinus symptoms, including medical management and allergy-related care.
Eye allergy care
Discover treatment options for itchy, red, watery, or irritated eyes caused by allergies, including environmental trigger control and targeted eye allergy care.
Hives treatment and management
Learn how hives treatment may help control itching, swelling, recurring flare-ups, and chronic urticaria when symptoms keep returning or disrupt daily life.
Need help choosing the right treatment?
Explore the pages above or book an appointment to discuss which treatment path may be right for you.
Book an appointmentFrequently Asked Questions
Q1. What treatments are available for allergies?
Treatment may include medications, trigger reduction, allergy shots, sublingual immunotherapy, and other condition-specific care depending on the diagnosis.
Q2. What are allergy shots used for?
Allergy shots are used to reduce sensitivity to certain environmental allergens and may be recommended when symptoms are persistent or difficult to control.
Q3. What is the difference between allergy shots and SLIT?
Both are forms of immunotherapy, but allergy shots are given by injection and SLIT is given under the tongue.
Q4. Can asthma be treated long term?
Yes. Long-term asthma care may include medications, trigger management, monitoring, and treatment adjustments over time.
Q5. Can hives be treated even when the trigger is unclear?
Yes. Hives can often still be evaluated and managed even when the exact trigger is not immediately obvious.
Q6. Do all patients with allergies need immunotherapy?
No. Some patients do well with medications and trigger control, while others may benefit from immunotherapy depending on symptoms and goals.
Q7. Do I need a diagnosis before choosing treatment?
In most cases, treatment works best when it is based on a clear diagnosis and an understanding of likely triggers.