Changes in peripheral blood IL-9, Th9, and BAFF levels in patients with allergic rhinitis and their clinical implications
Fengjie Liu,
Buquan Wang,
Chenggang Mao
Abstract:BACKGROUND: Allergic Rhinitis (AR), a prevalent condition in otorhinolaryngology, is mediated by Type 1 hypersensitivity through IgE, characterized by Type 2 inflammatory response and eosinophil infiltration in the nasal mucosa. Since AR disease exhibits significant heterogeneity in symptom severity, an objective assessment of AR severity may facilitate better individualized treatment. OBJECTIVE: To explore the changes in peripheral blood IL-9, Th9, and BAFF levels of allergic rhinitis (AR) in patients and the… Show more
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