Introducing Allergy Desensitisation Treatment at The Sloane Street Surgery

AllergyRhino
Apr 16
2 min read

Allergy desensitisation now available at Sloane Street Surgery. Image features allergens and a dog on a colorful gradient background.

We are pleased to introduce allergy desensitisation treatment (also known as immunotherapy) at The Sloane Street Surgery. This long-term approach is designed for people dealing with hay fever, tree pollen allergy and other airborne allergens who want more than just symptom relief.

Many patients continue to suffer despite using antihistamines and nasal sprays. Immunotherapy offers an opportunity to treat the underlying cause of allergic reactions for lasting results.

A different approach to allergy care with desensitisation

Yesterday, our co-founders Dr Adam Fox and Dr Stephen Till shared their insights on how immunotherapy changes the way we treat allergies. Rather than masking symptoms, this treatment helps retrain the immune system to respond differently to allergens.

Their expertise supports the introduction of this treatment at The Sloane Street Surgery, bringing highly effective allergy care into a local clinical setting.

📖 Learn more in this article by Dr Azhar Janmohamed 👉 Read the full article

Why immunotherapy?

Immunotherapy can help you:

Build long-term tolerance to allergens such as grass or tree pollen
Improve sleep, concentration and energy during allergy season
Reduce reliance on antihistamines and nasal sprays
Gain consistent relief year after year

Who should consider it?

This treatment may be right for you if you:

Have moderate to severe seasonal allergies that interfere with daily life
Have had allergy testing that confirms specific triggers
Experience symptoms even with maximum conventional treatment
Can commit to a regular treatment routine

What the treatment involves

Depending on your needs, treatment may be delivered through daily sublingual tablets or a planned series of injections. The first dose is taken under supervision, with full guidance and support throughout your treatment journey.