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Allergy clinic

Assessment, testing where the history warrants it, and a written management plan.

What is involved

Allergy clinic

Suspected food allergy, hay fever and allergic eczema

Allergy assessment starts with a detailed history, because testing without one produces false positives and unnecessary exclusions. Where testing is indicated we do skin prick testing in clinic, with the result available before you leave. Every child with a confirmed allergy goes home with a written plan, and where adrenaline is prescribed we show you and any carers how to use it.

What the appointment includes

  • A detailed allergy-focused history
  • Skin prick testing where the history indicates it
  • Specific IgE blood tests where relevant
  • A written allergy action plan for home and school
  • Adrenaline auto-injector training for you and any carer
Appointment length
45–60 minutes
Number of visits
One, then annual review
Afterwards
Itching at test sites for an hour or so.
Price guide
from £260
Allergy clinic
Book an appointment

Prices are a guide. You will be given a written estimate after an examination.

Before you come

Your visit

Bring the red book

The earlier measurements and the vaccination record in it are genuinely useful and rarely available anywhere else.

Bring your questions written down

Everybody forgets at least one. We would rather go through a list than have you remember in the car park.

Tell us if your child is frightened

It changes how we run the appointment. Most of an examination can be done on your lap.

Bring a photograph of anything intermittent

Rashes and swellings never appear at the appointment. A photograph on your phone is real evidence.

Checklist

What to bring

  • Your child’s personal child health record (the red book)
  • A list of any medicines, including inhalers and creams
  • Photographs of any rash or swelling that comes and goes
  • Any letters from your GP, health visitor or school

Questions we are asked

We hold same-day appointments every day for children who are unwell. Ring the clinic and describe what is happening and how long it has been going on, and the team will find the right slot.

Appointments

Book an appointment

Tell us your child’s age and what is worrying you, and we will book the right clinic and the right length of appointment.

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