TYPES OF EXOGENOUS ALLERGENS
There is a number of allergens classifications that differs from each other in the literature. There is a need to unify the existing classifications. The principal feature of the author's classification is the isolation of parasitic allergens as a separate species. In previous classifications, helminthic allergens were considered in some cases as non-infectious allergens, in others as a type of infectious allergens. The advantage of this classification is that it allows you to improve the diagnosis of allergic reactions and diseases, as well as to organize more effective therapy, primary and secondary prevention of diseases. The material also represents a significant contribution to fundamental allergology.