Shenyang Medicare allergens are covered by social security?

Allergens are not drugs, they are a reaction, and the drugs used to treat allergies have to be based on the actual drug name in order to determine if they are covered by social security reimbursement.

Allergens are allergic reactions, also known as hypersensitivity reactions. It is a specific immune response that occurs after the organism is stimulated again by the same antigen and manifests itself as tissue damage or physiological dysfunction. It can also be said that the allergic reaction is an abnormal, harmful and pathological immune reaction. The antigenic substance that causes an allergic reaction is called allergen.

Allergens can be either complete antigens (e.g., microorganisms, mites, parasites, pollen, xenoanimal sera, etc.) or semi-antigens (e.g., drugs and some chemical agents). Sometimes denatured self-constituents act as self-antigens and can also cause allergic reactions to occur.

Social Insurance Law

Article 28 Medical expenses that conform to the basic medical insurance drug catalog, diagnostic and therapeutic items, standards of medical service facilities, as well as those for emergencies and salvages, shall be paid out of the basic medical insurance fund in accordance with state regulations.

Article 29 The part of the medical expenses of the insured that should be paid by the basic medical insurance fund shall be settled directly between the social insurance administration organization and the medical institutions and drug business units.

The administrative departments of social insurance and the administrative departments of health shall establish a settlement system for medical expenses incurred for medical treatment in other places, so as to facilitate the enjoyment of basic medical insurance by insured persons.