Autovaccines are a form of personalized immunotherapy made from the patient's own blood. Unlike conventional treatments, this approach uses the body's own biological components to stimulate and strengthen the immune system naturally, without introducing outside substances.

How are autovaccines prepared?

They are prepared in several stages under strict sterile conditions:

Blood draw

A blood sample is taken from the patient through a standard, quick and simple venous draw.

Processing

The sample is processed in the laboratory to obtain the active immune components that form the basis of the personalized vaccine.

Administration

The resulting autovaccine is given back by injection, following a dose and frequency schedule set by the specialist.

What conditions is it used for?

Autovaccines may be indicated for patients with conditions related to an altered immune response, including:

✓ Recurrent respiratory tract infections.
✓ Mild or moderate immunodeficiency.
✓ Allergic conditions with an underlying immune component.
✓ Patients who do not respond well to conventional treatment.

Important: Autovaccines require a prior immunological assessment. The specialist will decide whether this treatment is right for each patient's clinical profile.

Benefits of treatment

Personalized

Because it is made from the patient's own blood, the treatment is fully individualized and tailored to their biology.

Well tolerated

Because it uses the patient's own biological material, the risk of adverse reactions is significantly lower than with other treatments.

Minimally invasive

The draw is a standard blood draw, with no surgery or sedation.

Complementary

It can be combined with other medications or immunotherapy, at the specialist's discretion.

Autovaccines in Guadalajara

Dr. Rodolfo Salazar Villa assesses each case individually to decide whether autovaccines are the right treatment. The Unidad de Alergia, Asma e Inmunología Clínica has the equipment and experience to perform this procedure to the highest safety standards in Guadalajara and at Hospital Puerta de Hierro Sur.