Abstract:Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of specific immunotherapy for patients with allergic rhinitis. Methods 65 patients with allergic rhinitis received the specific immunotherapy for 1~3 years. Symptom scores were used for evaluating the efficacy and safety of immunotherapy. Results Of 65 patients, 3 quitted. Majority of the other 62 patients got better after treatment. 25 patients (40.32%) got obvious improvement, 18 (29.03%) were effective, and 19 (30.65%) were ineffective. The total effective rate was 69.35%. Of 25 patients received treatment for one year, 7 (28%) were obvious effective, 7 were (28%) effective, with an effective rate of 56%. Of 21 patients received treatment for two years, 10 (47.62%) were obvious effective, 5 (23.81%) were effective, with an effective rate of 71.43%. Of 16 patients received treatment for three years, 8 (50%) were obvious effective, 6 (37.5%) were effective, with an effective rate of 87.5%.No serious adverse reaction occurred. Conclusion Specific immunotherapy is an effective and safe treatment method for patients with allergic rhinitis.