Immunotherapy

Food immunotherapy is a specialised treatment that gradually exposes the immune system to tiny, controlled amounts of a food allergen with the aim of reducing sensitivity over time. By slowly increasing the dosage under medical supervision, the body learns to tolerate the allergen more safely, helping to lower the risk of severe reactions and improve everyday confidence around food. This therapy offers a structured, evidence-based path toward better long-term management of food allergies.

Pollen immunotherapy is a targeted treatment that helps reduce the body’s sensitivity to airborne allergens such as grass, tree, or weed pollen. Through regular, carefully controlled exposure—either by drops or injections—the immune system becomes less reactive over time. This approach can significantly ease symptoms like hay fever, itchy eyes, and seasonal asthma, offering long-term relief and improving quality of life during allergy seasons.

Pet immunotherapy is a treatment designed to help reduce allergic reactions to animals such as cats and dogs. By introducing small, controlled amounts of the specific pet allergen, the immune system gradually becomes less reactive. Over time, this can ease symptoms like sneezing, itching, and wheezing, making it easier and more comfortable to live with or spend time around pets.