In our twenty-year experience of administering the hayfever injection, we have seen virtually nothing in the way of even mild ‘side effects’ with two people reporting a dimpling of the skin at the site of the injection. Know more: https://www.regentstreetclinic.co.uk/hayfever-injection/

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2. Severe hay fever symptoms can ruin peoples’ summers and have a detrimental
effect on quality of life and ability to work optimally.
Certain parts of the UK are particularly affected by pollens and allergens likely to
give severe symptoms, with the most likely culprits being a mixture of flower and
tree pollen such as silver birch and rape seed.
If you have severe symptoms that fail to respond to other treatments, such as oral
antihistamine medications, topical eye drops and so on, it is possible to request an
appointment to discuss the hay fever injection at our clinics in Nottingham, Derby,
Leicester, Sheffield, Leeds, Watford, Birmingham & London.
The hay fever injection is a corticosteroid injection which has anti-inflammatory
properties. It suppresses the immune system and stops the natural pollen response
from going ‘haywire’. This is the same medication given by doctors regularly for
tennis elbow, various ligament and muscular strains, osteoarthritis and other joint
conditions.
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As with all injected medications, and in line with good medical practice, the doctor
will undertake a careful risk assessment to make sure that you are a good candidate
for treatment, and will explain the potential side effects and likely benefits in detail.
In our twenty-year experience of administering the hay fever injection, we have seen
virtually nothing in the way of even mild ‘side effects’ with two people reporting a
dimpling of the skin at the site of the injection (the buttock).
This dimpling is uncommon, however patients are always advised that it may occur
and like all administered medications, the risks of any treatment must be balanced
against the potential benefit of the treatment given.

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The overwhelming feedback from patients in
terms of response, control of symptoms and
improvement in quality of life is very positive.
It given in the top of the buttock and starts
working almost immediately and typically
‘kicks in’ anywhere from one to forty-eight
hours after administration.
This medication administered when hay fever
symptoms first appear can give symptom
remission that lasts for the duration of the
entire pollen or allergen season (usually three
months).

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The dose required to control severe symptoms is partly related to body weight, and
heavier subjects will require a larger dose to ease their symptoms. We have found
that the therapeutic dose for most effective relief is 1mg per kg of body weight,
therefore our standard doses administered are 40mg-80mg per patient per season.
The full range of treatments options available for hay fever will be discussed by
doctors, who will decide whether the potential benefits of the treatment for severe
hay fever outweigh any risks.
Every year our clinics see a cohort of ‘desperate’ people who have tried the oral and
topical medications without much symptomatic improvement – including those who
work outdoors, those who have severe allergic reactions to pollen, business people
whose summers and meetings are ruined by severe symptoms, drivers who feel
unsafe to be on the road and, interestingly, a number of pharmacists, doctors and
NHS GPs.

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No intervention currently available to severe hay fever sufferers in the UK offers
greater convenience, symptom relief and patient satisfaction than this single
intramuscular injection which can last up to three months. We have hundreds of
messages each hay fever season from grateful patients who feel that they have
regained their quality of life.
The hay fever injection costs just £75 per 40mg dose, including a free medical
consultation at Regent Street Clinic™.

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