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Treatment of Mold AllergiesOne possible treatment of mold allergies is to control your diet. Often, people suffering a mild mold allergy may find it becomes worse after eating certain fungi. The best idea is to make a food diary and find out which foods trigger attacks of mold allergy and try to avoid them. There is also evidence that live detox diets may also be beneficial to sufferers.ImmunotherapyAnother method is through immunotherapy. Immunotherapy, more commonly known as allergy shots, contain small amounts of allergens. They're given on a regular schedule so that your body gets used to the allergens and no longer overreacts to them thus reducing the symptoms of the allergy.Allergy shotsAllergy shots are only used when the allergens the patient is sensitive to can be identified and when they absolutely cannot avoid them. It can take a few months to a few years to complete the treatment, and some patients may need to have treatments throughout their life.Corticosteroid sprays
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