Hay fever
Sneezing, itchy eyes and a runny nose — find the right antihistamine for you.
- 1CategoryAllergies
- 2PriceFree advice
- 3Duration15 min
- 4Who it's forAll ages
- 5TypePrivate
Overview
Hay fever, explained.
Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen, usually from March to September. Our team can recommend tablets, nasal sprays and eye drops that suit your symptoms and lifestyle. Common signs include sneezing and a runny or blocked nose, itchy, red or watery eyes, itchy throat or ears.
Highlights
- 01Non-drowsy antihistamine tablets
- 02Steroid nasal sprays
- 03Allergy eye drops
- 04Pollen barrier balms
How it works
- 1
Book online or walk in
- 2
A private consultation with a pharmacist
- 3
Treatment or advice the same day
Good to know
- Over-the-counter treatments don't help
- You have asthma that gets worse in pollen season
Questions? Call 0161 496 0123 and talk to our pharmacists.
patients on Lotus Lane Wellbeing
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Ordered my repeat prescription through the app and it was ready the same afternoon. The team always let me know the moment it's done.
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