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Are allergy shots administered in the office or in a hospital? is it safer to have them in the hospital?
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In the office: So long there is a waiting area with staff trained to deal with severe allergic reactions, and under the supervision of a doctor, following the graded schedule recommended, and knowing when to give or not to give the shot, good luck
Answered 11/28/2017
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