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<p>The diagnostic procedure to detect sensitization to bee or wasp venom should only be carried out if this results in a&#xa0;therapeutic consequence, i.e., allergen immunotherapy (AIT) against <i>Hymenoptera</i> venom (HG). The risk of a&#xa0;more severe reaction to another insect sting after a&#xa0;systemic allergic reaction is very low in children. Therefore, children who have only reacted with an intensified local reaction or generalized urticaria do not usually require AIT or an emergency kit. For children who show anaphylaxis that goes beyond urticaria, AIT and an emergency kit are indicated. The AIT for at least 3 years can significantly reduce the risk of another severe anaphylactic reaction. The chances of success of AIT are so good that in many cases the emergency kit can be dispensed with during the course of the reaction. Sting provocations for diagnostic purposes or to check the success of treatment are generally not indicated in children and adolescents.</p>

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Bienen- und Wespengiftallergie bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

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    2025年5月13日

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  • Michael Gerstlauer,
  • Lars Lange,
  • Sunhild Gernert

摘要

The diagnostic procedure to detect sensitization to bee or wasp venom should only be carried out if this results in a therapeutic consequence, i.e., allergen immunotherapy (AIT) against Hymenoptera venom (HG). The risk of a more severe reaction to another insect sting after a systemic allergic reaction is very low in children. Therefore, children who have only reacted with an intensified local reaction or generalized urticaria do not usually require AIT or an emergency kit. For children who show anaphylaxis that goes beyond urticaria, AIT and an emergency kit are indicated. The AIT for at least 3 years can significantly reduce the risk of another severe anaphylactic reaction. The chances of success of AIT are so good that in many cases the emergency kit can be dispensed with during the course of the reaction. Sting provocations for diagnostic purposes or to check the success of treatment are generally not indicated in children and adolescents.