Who is an immunologist?

An immunologist is a healthcare specialist who focuses on treating and preventing immune system disorders.

What is the role of an immunologist?

Immunologists focus on conducting research for evaluating why the immune system does not work properly always. Clinical immunologists diagnose and analyze adults and Clinical immunologists evaluate and diagnose children and adults, helping them manage and treat disorders.

What are some conditions that immunologists treat?

Immunologists treat and diagnose respiratory diseases, skin diseases, eye diseases, autoimmune diseases, and gastrointestinal disorders.

What is the training or education required to become an immunologist?

Immunologists need to have at least a bachelor’s degree. Additionally, they may have 3 years of training in their specialty.

What is the benefit of using LetsUpDoc to consult an immunologist?

LetsUpDoc allows you to virtually consult a qualified immunologist at a preferred time and date. You can simply book an appointment with the tap of your mobile phone or mouse click. We charge reasonable fees so it does not come with a high cost.

Is the second appointment with the immunologist free on LetsUpdoc?

Yes, it is free. You can schedule your appointment flexibly, thereby reducing the risk of missed appointments or misunderstandings. It allows conducting a follow-up discussion with the immunologist at absolutely zero cost. It also gives you a chance to address any issues or problems that may have occurred after the first consultation.

When should I see an immunologist?

If you have an allergic reaction or if you get sick, your immune system is not working normally. Through enhanced diagnosis and testing, immunologists may treat and find diseases immediately.