Hay fever & allergies

Hay fever & allergy relief

Seasonal and year-round allergies respond well to antihistamine tablets, nasal sprays and eye drops — supplied after a quick suitability check.

from £7.99

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What to look for

Aftercare to expect from a good clinic

Status updates after the clinic’s assessment
Clinical messages if more information is needed
Repeat-care reminders where appropriate

Treatment options

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Hay fever antihistamine tablets

Non-drowsy and standard antihistamine tablets for seasonal allergy relief.

Relieves sneezing, itching and runny nose · 1–3 hours

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Allergic rhinitis nasal spray

Steroid nasal spray for blocked nose and persistent hay fever symptoms.

Reduces congestion and sneezing · 2–3 days regular use

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Asthma reliever review

Repeat supply of reliever inhalers for known asthma after clinical review.

Relieves wheeze and breathlessness · Minutes

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Start before your season

Beginning treatment a week or two before pollen season peaks gives better control than waiting until symptoms are severe.

Asthma and hay fever often overlap — mention any inhaler use during your assessment so the prescriber can advise safely.

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Common questions

Tablet or nasal spray?

Tablets help sneezing and itching; nasal sprays target congestion. Many people combine both during peak season.

FAQs

Hay fever & allergies — common questions

General information only. Your prescriber confirms what is safe and appropriate for you.

What is the best hay fever treatment?

Non-drowsy antihistamine tablets plus a steroid nasal spray if congestion is the main problem. Start 1–2 weeks before pollen season.

Can I buy hay fever tablets online?

Yes — pharmacy antihistamines and nasal sprays are available online after a short suitability check.

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