Children's Allergy Services

Allergy Assessment

An allergy assessment starts with a careful discussion of your child's symptoms, health history, and possible triggers. This helps build a clearer picture of what may be affecting them and what to consider next. The clinician can explain appropriate assessment options and discuss practical steps for managing symptoms at home, school, or nursery.

Food Allergy Care

Food allergy concerns can affect meals, school routines, and family life. Care can include reviewing the timing and nature of suspected reactions, discussing suitable assessment, and explaining how to reduce exposure when needed. Families can also raise questions about reading food labels, communicating with schools, and keeping everyday routines manageable.

Eczema and Hives

Persistent itching, eczema, or hives can be uncomfortable for children and worrying for parents. An appointment can review when symptoms appear, how long they last, and what may make them better or worse. You can discuss possible contributing factors and practical ways to manage flare-ups as part of your child's wider care.

Hay Fever and Asthma

Seasonal allergies and allergy-related breathing symptoms can disrupt sleep, play, and school. Care can include a review of your child's symptoms and possible triggers, with guidance on appropriate management options. Bring questions about seasonal patterns, medicines, or symptoms during exercise so the clinician can help you understand what to discuss with your child's usual care team.