Both protocols were effective compared with placebo and showed similar decreases for combined symptoms/medication score and all secondary endpoints, with the exception of nasal symptoms that were lower in the pre-coseasonal group.
We demonstrated the clinical and immunologic effect of probiotic and vitamin D supplementation on SLIT. Probiotic supplementation showed better clinical and immunologic response in children with allergic rhinitis.
Vitamin D supplementation combined with grass-specific SLIT was more effective in the reduction of nasal and asthma symptoms. Vitamin D supplementation combined with SLIT provides an effective and well-tolerated new immunotherapy modality for treating children with allergic rhinitis. A 5-grass pollen sublingual 300 IR tablet was effective in both studied groups and also in children with comorbid mild asthma.
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