Desensitisation (immunotherapy) for seasonal rhinitis (hay fever)

For patients with grass pollen allergy who have not responded fully to medical treatment with nasal steroid sprays, eye drops and antihistamines, an alternative approach is available in the form of specific desensitisation, including orally administered vaccines. To be effective for the 2009 grass pollen season, treatment needs to start early in the New Year. Contact the clinic if you would like more details.

Add comment January 1, 2009

Patients with grass pollen allergies…

Patients with grass pollen allergy will be experiencing their hay-fever symptoms now. Fluticasone and beclometasone nasal sprays and cromoglicate eye drops are now available without prescription. Non-sedating antihistamines available over-the-counter include cetirizine, loratadine and acrivastine.

2 comments May 30, 2008

Welcome to the London Allergy Clinic Blog

Welcome to the LAC blog.
The main website is located at http://londonallergyclinic.com

1 comment May 25, 2008


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