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How long does targeted immunotherapy treatment typically last?
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Immunotherapy: Allergen immunotherapy is typically continued for a length of 3-5 years at which time your physician will make a decision to continue IT or trial off of it based on how you have responded to therapy.
Answered 10/1/2015
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