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Allergy Clinic For Hayfever Treatments In London

Sometimes home allergy remedies or over-the-counter relief is not effective enough to treat people suffering with severe seasonal hayfever. The Allergy Relief Clinic provides convenient private allergy treatments in London Old Street, and areas in Essex including Hornchurch and Tilbury. Book your complimentary consultation with our allergy specialists today, with hayfever treatment plans starting from £70!

Why Choose Treatments From Allergy Relief Clinic?

Trained and insured medical professionals

Complementary treatment consultation

Multiple clinic locations

Getting to The Allergy Relief Clinic, London Old Street.

By Tube/Rail:

The closest train stations to the Allergy Relief Clinic are Old Street (Northern Line and National Rail), Moorgate (Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan Lines and National Rail), and Barbican (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan Lines). Exit at the station closest to your starting point and it’s just a short walk from there.

Walking Directions from Old Street station

Exit Old Street station onto Old Street, walk west for 0.4 miles, turn left onto Whitecross street. Proceed for approx. 1 minute to find the Allergy Relief Clinic at 193 Whitecross Street, on your right-hand side.

Walking Directions from Moorgate station

Exit Moorgate Station onto Moorgate, walk north and turn left on Chiswell Street. Proceed for 0.2 miles and turn right onto Whitecross Street. Continue on Whitecross St for approximately 5 minutes to find the Allergy Relief Clinic at 193 Whitecross Street, on your left-hand side.

Walking Directions from Barbican station

Exit Barbican Station onto Aldersgate Street, walk north for 0.2 miles and turn right onto Old Street. Proceed for 0.2 miles and turn right onto Whitecross Street. Continue on Whitecross St for approximately 1 minute to find the Allergy Relief Clinic at 193 Whitecross Street, on your right-hand side.

By Car:

There are a few parking options located very close by on Britannia Walk (just off Whitecross St) and Banner Street (off South Place). However, roads can be congested and so public transport is recommended if possible.

HayFever Treatment in London

The peak hay fever season typically runs from late March through September, especially during warm, humid, and windy conditions when pollen counts are at their highest. According to the NHS, the most common hay fever symptoms include:

Sneezing and coughing
A runny or blocked nose
Itchy, red, or watery eyes
Itchy throat, mouth, nose, and ears
Loss of smell
Pain around the temples and forehead
Headaches
Earaches
Feeling fatigued

For those who also suffer from asthma, hay fever can exacerbate the following symptoms:

A tight feeling in the chest
Shortness of breath
Wheezing and/or coughing

If you persistently experience the above symptoms and seek long-lasting relief throughout the entire season, seeking treatment for hay fever is highly recommended.

Who is Hayfever treatment suitable for?

The Allergy Relief Clinic provide treatment that is ideal for:

Who should avoid treatment?

We would not recommend seeking allergy relief treatment to people that are:

Hay Fever Treatment – How does it work?

Complimentary Allergy Consultation

Before we put a treatment plan in place, all patients must have a consultation with one of our clinicians.

During The Treatment Consultation

We will discuss the various allergy treatment plans available and determine which solution would suit you.

After The Hay Fever Treatment

After you have received your hay fever treatment, there is a potential follow up after. This will depend on the level of severity of your symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the non-medical or preventative treatments for hay fever?

Stay indoors on high pollen count days.
Reduce bare skin as much as possible – the allergy can be made worse by pollen on the skin – not just the nose, eyes & mouth.
Have frequent showers to wash any pollen off the skin.

When is the best time to get the Hay Fever treatment in London?

Pollen peaks predominantly during March to September, getting the treatment ahead of time is beneficial for suppressing the inflammatory cell response before they are provoked. It is worth considering hay fever treatments in London as early as January as this is when tree pollen count starts to rise.

How Do I Book Treatment At The Clinic In London Old Street?

To book here at the allergy clinic in London Old Street, please fill out the booking form so that we can fit you in at your preferred date and time.

Why is Hayfever so bad in London?

Hayfever is rife in London for a number of reasons. Contributing factors include; over 9000 hectares of green spaces throughout the city (roughly 35 square miles), the commonality of the London Plane tree, and even global warming increasing pollen production due to warmer temps and lengthy growing seasons.

What are the pollen hotspots in London?

Pollen hotspots in London are anywhere with expansive green space, such as parks, forests and commons. Examples include the royal parks (Hyde park, Green park, Richmond Park, Greenwich Park), St. James’s Park, Hampstead Heath, Clapham Common, Epping Forest, Highgate Wood, West Wickham Commons & more. Seeking hayfever treatment in London is recommended for people living in and around these areas.

How long are hayfever treatments effective for / how long do they last?

The length of time in which hay fever treatment is effective depends from person to person, considering factors like your hay fever severity and how your body responds to your specific course of treatment. Some patients may require treatment every 2 to 3 years, others every year and some maybe more frequently.

I have had allergy relief treatment for hayfever but I’m still getting symptoms, what should I do?

If you are still getting symptoms after receiving hayfever treatment at our London branch, please feel free to give us a call. We can discuss your current treatment plan, provide guidance and factor in additional relief treatments into your plan moving forward.