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Hay Fever Injection (Seasonal)

When antihistamines just aren't touching it — one injection for the season.
What it is

For people whose hay fever is genuinely disabling — unable to work, sleep, sit exams or enjoy the summer despite maximum over-the-counter treatment — a single steroid injection (Kenalog) can give relief that lasts through the season.

It's a prescription-only treatment, given only after a proper medical assessment. It isn't right for everyone, it isn't first-line, and I'll talk you through the benefits and the risks honestly before we go ahead. If your standard treatment hasn't been properly optimised yet, that's where we'll start.

Who it's for
  • Severe seasonal hay fever that antihistamines, nasal steroids and eye drops aren't controlling

  • Symptoms badly affecting work, sleep, exams or quality of life

  • Adults who've talked through and understood the risks and benefits

What happens when you come in

A medical assessment — your symptoms, what you've already tried, your history and anything that would make this unsuitable. If it's right for you, the injection itself takes a couple of minutes. Available through the pollen season.

What you can expect
  • Relief from severe hay fever, typically lasting several weeks to the rest of the season

  • Being able to sleep, work and be outdoors again

Works beautifully with

The Women's Health MOT™ and blood testing — because fatigue rarely has just one cause.

Investment

Hay fever injection — £105, including your assessment

Seasonal — typically April to August. Always subject to medical assessment, and not suitable for everyone.

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