Established in 1998 and licensed by the Ministry of Public Health, AAC brought allergy diagnosis and treatment home — so that patients no longer have to travel abroad for care.
We thank the Creator for creating us as humans among His creatures. The Afghanistan Allergy Diagnostic and Treatment Center is the first centre for allergy diagnosis and treatment in Afghanistan, established by Sadat Mosaddeq and licensed by the Ministry of Public Health on 30 April 1998.
Before AAC, there were no provisions for allergy centres in the regulations of the Ministry of Public Health. Sadat Mosaddeq worked with the health regulatory authority to create a new procedure — one where doctors, vaccinators, nurses and pharmacists could work together in a single, well-equipped facility.
The non-availability of such facilities, and the growing requirement of the people, was the main reason this centre was created. Today a significant number of patients from across Afghanistan visit daily and receive treatment with satisfaction.
To improve the health and well-being of the Afghan population by providing comprehensive allergy diagnosis, treatment and prevention services. We are committed to alleviating the suffering caused by allergies, enhancing quality of life, and contributing to community health through research, awareness and preventive measures.
To be the foremost authority and destination for allergy care and research in Afghanistan — a centre of excellence known for innovative approaches to diagnosis, treatment and prevention, contributing to a brighter, allergy-free future for all Afghans.
To deliver standardised, high-quality services in the diagnosis and treatment of allergic diseases — contributing to a healthy, thriving community and productive future generations.
Alongside specialist clinical staff, the centre maintains a cross-functional team: a general management and administration unit, a finance and accounting unit, a laboratory team and an on-site pharmacy.
A healthy, thriving community is a pressing requirement for the preservation of the human race. Conditions like respiratory allergies, chronic cough, chest and lung ailments, sore throats, headaches, skin sensitivities, common colds, hay fever and red eyes are all triggered by sensitivity.
Allergens exist in the environment, and their impact on the body results in sickness and severe reactions. When allergies remain undiagnosed and untreated, they can give rise to substantial medical issues and, in many instances, result in the loss of lives.
AAC addresses this concern through immunotherapy and desensitisation — exposing the body to allergens in a controlled manner — alongside accurate testing and practical avoidance advice.
The establishment of this centre eliminated the need for patients to travel abroad for the diagnosis and treatment of these illnesses.
The centre gives people the opportunity to be vaccinated when it is more convenient, cost-effective or superior for treatment, and runs free education sessions on the importance of vaccination.
AAC procures essential and novel specialised vaccines and ensures their proper preparation and storage on site.
All visitors are registered in a secure database — 50,000 patients at the central office in Kabul and 20,000 across the Mazar and Herat branches.
Since 1998
First allergy centre in Afghanistan
“We are dedicated to exceeding the expectations of our patients and contributing to a healthier Afghanistan. Together, we can overcome allergies and build a more resilient nation. Our goal is to make allergies a thing of the past in Afghanistan.”
These are the standards we hold ourselves to, from the first consultation to the final follow-up.
Book a consultationEvery treatment plan begins with a proper history, examination and allergy testing — never guesswork.
Beyond symptom relief, we offer immunotherapy and desensitisation to address the cause of the allergy.
Children and adults are seen under one roof, with clear explanation at every step of the visit.
Consultation, laboratory, pharmacy and vaccination together — so patients stop travelling between clinics.
Book a consultation with our specialists, or call the helpdesk and we will guide you to the right service and branch.