IL10 and Allergy: Helminth‐induced cytokine and antibody profiles may influence allergic responses and consequently epidemiological trends pertaining to ARDs.5, 9 Both helminth‐ and allergen‐specific immune responses are characterized by elevated Th2‐type responses (interleukin [IL]‐4, IL‐5 and IL‐13).10, 11 Helminths, unlike allergens, further induce strong immunoregulation epitomized by IL‐10 production.12 Typically, these cytokines influence the profile of antibodies involved in helminth infection and allergy.