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How do immunologists treat patients?
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Drugs and Life style: Prednisone and other immune modulating agents. No smoking and more exercise!
Answered 6/30/2014
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Allergy/Rheumatology: Allergy/Immunology specialists (as opposed to rheumatologists) treat people with various allergies and with asthma. This includes adults, but often much of the practice is pediatric. They also help identify and treat people with immunodeficiencies that make them more susceptible to infections. The specific treatments really depend on what is being treated. Rheumatologists Rx autoimmune disease.
Answered 11/27/2014
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