Hospital Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe

The department of Allergology at Hospital Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe focuses on allergic rhinitis/rhinoconjunctivitis triggered by common house dust mites, aiming to improve symptom control for patients exposed to environmental allergens.

• Evaluation of a new allergy injection targeting Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus and Dermatophagoides farinae
• Assessment of treatment impact on nasal congestion and quality of life
• Investigation of cross‑reactivity between dust mite species

These studies support the site’s commitment to delivering effective therapies for environmental allergy sufferers.

In the realm of eye diseases, the clinic evaluates interventions for patients experiencing allergic eye symptoms, seeking to reduce inflammation and visual discomfort.

• Testing of therapeutic options for allergic conjunctivitis associated with dust mite exposure
• Monitoring of ocular swelling, itching, and tear production during treatment
• Correlation of nasal and ocular responses to allergen challenge

The work enhances understanding of how systemic allergy treatments can benefit ocular health.

Research at the site also addresses immune system diseases by refining diagnostic tools for tropical mite allergies, ensuring accurate detection and appropriate management.

• Determination of optimal concentrations of Blomia tropicalis extract for skin prick testing
• Measurement of sensitivity and specificity of the allergen preparation
• Calculation of predictive values and likelihood ratios for positive and negative test results

Findings will guide clinicians in selecting the most reliable diagnostic concentrations for allergy testing.