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Autologous lymphocyte therapy is an experimental cell-based immunotherapy being investigated for the treatment of chronic urticaria. The procedure involves the isolation of lymphocytes from the patient's own peripheral blood, which are then processed and re-administered via subcutaneous injection. The therapy aims to modulate the immune response, potentially by inducing immune tolerance or altering the activity of effector cells like basophils and eosinophils, which are central to the pathogenesis of chronic urticaria. It is currently being evaluated in early-stage clinical trials in China, specifically at Xiangtan Central Hospital, to assess its efficacy in reducing symptom scores and its impact on peripheral blood cell populations.
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