Özet:

The severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has become a global pandemic that has caused the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19). As the clinical picture causes mild symptoms such as cold, bronchitis, pneumonia, and more severe conditions (such as severe acute respiratory failure syndrome [ARDS] and multiple-organ deficiency resulting in death) can lead. The main objective of COVID-19 treatment is to control symptoms and, when necessary, oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation can be applied. The COVID-19 measures restricted face-to-face conversations with patients due to social isolation, and a priority algorithm was created according to the patient’s condition. Most allergy/immunology visits (except for those with immunodeficiency, venom treatment or severe asthma) have been delayed or started to be given by telephone or home care. But today, the link between COVID-19 and allergic diseases is still not fully illuminated and there is not enough study in literature. Our aim in this collection is to try to reveal the relationship between COVID-19 and various allergic and immune diseases in the light of current literary studies.

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