Allergens mould fungus and yeast fungus (active substance) - analogs
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- 49% Mushroom allergens
- 40% Domestic allergens
- 39% Bacterial allergens
- 37% Animals allergens
- 32% Food allergens
- 31% Allergoids tree pollen
- 30% Tree pollen allergens
- 29% Mites allergens
- 24% Allergoids grass pollen
- 21% Gliclazide
- 19% Zinc bisvinylimidazole diacetate
- 19% Nalorphine
- 19% Grass pollen allergens
- 14% Phenol
- 14% Metacresol+Phenol [Phenol]
- 14% Bacterial allergens [Tubercular recombinant]
- 12% Gatifloxacin
- 12% Pegaspargase
- 10% Indapamide+Perindopril [Indapamide and more 1Perindopril]
- 10% Insects allergens
- 10% Lanadelumab
- 10% Abrocitinib
- 10% Icatibant
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- The drug has «Allergens mould fungus and yeast fungus» 24 analogs by action, the most similar - Mushroom allergens .
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- If you have introduced other drugs for registration, substitutes are selected taking into account the assessment of interactions and safety.
- Sometimes, due to the presence of dangerous interactions, it is necessary to use drugs that are similar in effect, sometimes even from different pharmacological groups.