5-grass pollen allergen extract*
during and after Allergen
Immunotherapy (AIT)
odoratum L.), rye grass (Lolium perenne L.), meadow grass (Poa pratensis L.) and timothy grass (Phleum pratense L.).
extract with an adapted pre-coseasonal
protocol mimics the diverse
real-life exposure of patients
allergic to grass pollen1-3
immunotherapy tablet with
a flexible initiation protocol
to improve tolerability
and encourage individual
patient adherence.1,4-7
results as early as 1 month7* and
meaningful improvements over
time for patients to live a life
beyond allergy8,9
effectiveness for up to 6 years after
treatment cessation10,11*
circumstances. The treatment and the success of the therapy depicted represent an idealized
course. This possible course of therapy has been confirmed by clinical studies. Nevertheless, each
patient and each course of disease is highly individual and a corresponding effect cannot be
expected and guaranteed for all patients.
33 years young lady living
in Germany
International journalist
(Italian specialist)
Single, no child, no pets
Passion for Middle East
where she spends holidays
spring comes around, my allergy
symptoms hold me back from
getting on and achieving all I
want to. Each year I’ve needed more
antihistamines to get through the
season.
Now that I’ve started AIT, could I
finally get control of my
symptoms and enjoy spring
For 5 years, rhinitis symptoms (frequent sneezing salvos, rhinorrhea, itchy nose and throat , itchy and red eyes, fatigue) occurring during Spring and early Summer time, with fatigue and irritability at work. She was treated with:
- Oral H1-antihistamines
- Cromoglycate eye drops
- Nasal corticosteroids
(which she presumably does not take)
Last year, for the first time, she complained of breath difficulties with diurnal wheezing after a week-end outdoors during the season and had to take inhaled salbutamol.
No congested nasal
mucosa and watery
secretions
No red conjunctiva
No wheeze
pollen associated mild asthma
Polysensitization to cat danders
Cross-reactivity with Cypress,
Parietaria (profilin)
Recommendation
tablet formulation
tablet with an established
discontinuous treatment protocol
hopeful. I have been taking my AIT for 4
months leading up to the beginning of the
season. Now that it's here, even as the pollen
count rises, my symptoms reduce. This could
be my year. I'm going to put my best foot
forward - because I can now, without my
allergy holding me back.”
Results
tablet with a flexible initiation protocol
to improve tolerability and encourage
individual patient adherence.1,4-7
source, the lack of seasonal priming, subject demographics closed by the ACC area, trial context and short duration might not reflect the
natural pathological process and environmental factors contributing to an individual’s development of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis.
**In this study Oralair was investigated as one product in a treatment group compared to a control group and is based on a retrospective
database analysis of health and prescription data