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Hay Fever Treatments - hayfeverclinic.co.uk can help you reach specialist consultants who can work out the best treatment plan for you.

About Hay Fever - Hay fever, seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR), is an allergic reaction that occurs when the immune system overreacts to substances that have been inhaled.

Diagnosing Hay Fever - Symptoms that are seasonal and fall into the expected time pattern of common seasonal allergens may reasonably be attributed to the relevant allergen.

Hay Fever Season - On our chart you can move your mouse over the months where your hay fever occurs to see which pollens may cause your allergies. The most common cause of hay fever between May and July is grass pollen.

Hay Fever Tablets - Avoiding pollen may not always be possible. Grass pollen particles are airborne and very tiny, so even if you live in a town or city you can't really escape.

Allergy Questionnaire - Please take a short while to answer these questions. These questions are intended to act as a guide, showing how affected you, or your child, are by allergic type symptoms.

Exams and Hay Fever - Seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever is common and symptoms have been shown to impair learning ability in children.

Hay Fever Clinics - Our clinics provide a full diagnosis and tailored treatment regimen to control your hay fever symptoms where they are not being optimally controlled at the moment.

Book a Consultation - You will need to book an appointment to see your GP to discuss your current hay fever treatment and ask for a referral letter to be seen by a consultant who is an expert in treating hay fever.

Find a Clinic - To locate a hay fever clinic near you simply enter your postcode and click Search.

See all hay fever clinics - A list of all current hay fever clinics for you to browse.

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Glossary - On this page you will find a list of terms you may come across while reading about allergy, rhinitis, or hay fever.

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