Patient resources

Taking Acarizax® for severe house dust mite allergy

You should read this leaflet together with the manufacturer's leaflet for Acarizax

Taking Itulazax® for severe birch pollen allergy

You should read this leaflet together with the manufacturer's leaflet for Itulazax.

Taking Grazax for hay fever

You should read this leaflet together with the manufacturer's leaflet for Grazax^®.

Self-administration of omalizumab injections for hives (chronic spontaneous urticaria)

This leaflet is only for eligible patients who have been issued it as part of their treatment.

Having omalizumab injections for hives (chronic spontaneous urticaria)

This leaflet is only for eligible patients who have been issued it as part of their treatment.

Testing your allergic reaction to medication

Allergen immunotherapy injections

Allergic rhinitis

Travel advice if you have a severe allergy

Testing for a suspected food allergy with an oral food challenge

Managing your hay fever

Taking Oralvac® for severe allergies

Anaphylaxis action plan – for use with EpiPen® adrenaline auto-injector pen

Anaphylaxis action plan – for use with Jext® adrenaline auto-injector pen

Managing an anaphylaxis reaction triggered by certain food before/after exercise

Having a skin prick allergy test against airborne allergens