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“…Several studies have shown that a number of Covid-19 patients improved significantly when on antihistamines due to their antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties. [18][19][20] Moreover, antihistamines have shown to be effective in the management of long term symptoms post-Covid-19 infection. 21 Among all antihistamines, second generation seems to be of less side effects due to its specificity.…”

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Covid‐19 Histamine theory: Why antihistamines should be incorporated as the basic component in Covid‐19 management?

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2023

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Covid‐19 Histamine theory: Why antihistamines should be incorporated as the basic component in Covid‐19 management?

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2023

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The Relationship of Parasite Allergens to Allergic Diseases

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Llinás-Caballero

2023

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Purpose of Review Helminth infections modify the natural history of allergic diseases, by either decreasing or increasing their symptoms. Several helminth components are involved in the increasing of the allergic response and symptoms, overcoming the concomitant immunosuppression of helminthiases. However, the role of individual IgE-binding molecules in this process remains to be defined. Recent Findings We updated the list of helminth allergens and IgE-binding molecules, their effects on asthma presentation, and their impact on allergy diagnosis. Data from genetic and epigenetic studies of ascariasis are analyzed. A new species-specific A. lumbricoides allergen has been discovered, with potential use in molecular diagnosis. Summary Most helminth IgE-binding components are not officially classified as allergens in the WHO/IUIS database, although there is evidence of their influence increasing allergic manifestations. Further immunological characterization of these components is needed to better understand their mechanisms of action and evaluate the ways in which they can influence the diagnosis of allergy.

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Covid‐19 Histamine theory: Why antihistamines should be incorporated as the basic component in Covid‐19 management?

Covid‐19 Histamine theory: Why antihistamines should be incorporated as the basic component in Covid‐19 management?

The Relationship of Parasite Allergens to Allergic Diseases

Aminophylline/benralizumab

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