The care was exemplary: thorough, professional, detailed and helpful. Though not cheap, I am glad I took this route to understand my allergy.
What is Immunotherapy?
Sometimes recognised as desensitisation treatment, immunotherapy helps to treat a range of allergies. The treatment is commonly administered orally by giving the patient a small dose of the allergen or another substance to stimulate a reaction from the immune system.
What Allergies Can Immunotherapy Treat?
Sometimes recognised as desensitisation treatment, immunotherapy helps to treat a range of allergies. The treatment is commonly administered orally by giving the patient a small dose of the allergen under the tongue.
Unlike other allergy treatments, the aim of desensitisation immunotherapy is not to suppress your systems. Instead, it aims to rewire the immune system, preventing the development of an allergic reaction in the first instance. However, some effective hay fever immunotherapy options look to suppress symptoms through a controlled dosage of a steroid administered intramuscularly.
Desensitisation methods can be successful in treating allergies to:
- Dust mites (aeroallergens)
- Grass pollen
- Tree pollen
- Severe hay fever
- Wasp and bee
- Animal fur
Unfortunately, this method of treatment is not effective on food allergies or skin reactions, such as eczema.
Pricing
Paediatric Immunotherapy Package
For £1800 your child will receive a complete care package for their first-year of immunotherapy.
This includes:
- An introductory 30-minute consultation, this may include a skin prick test (if required)
- 30 minutes observation time at our clinic after receiving the first dose
- 3 months of medication provided at the initial appointment
- 3-month follow-up appointment
- 9 months of medication issued at the follow-up appointment.
- One optional follow-up appointment within the first year, in the unlikely event it is required
For more information on how much immunotherapy costs for allergies, click here.
Allergy Testing at Midland Health
Do you know what’s triggering your child’s allergy symptoms? At Midland Health, we can perform an allergy test at our private clinics, helping you to understand what is causing your child’s discomfort. We can test against a variety of pollen as well as additional inhalants.
Why Trust Our Allergy Clinic
Our general practitioners are aware of the debilitating effects hay fever can have, especially for those with severe symptoms. To help, they provide comprehensive evaluations of your and your child’s condition history to determine the best treatment option for your allergy.
With no waiting lists, all you need to do is schedule an appointment at a date and time that works for you. Our commitment to high-quality care is evident at our Birmingham clinic, where you can expect exceptional patient care, direct access to specialist consultations, cutting-edge medical facilities, and no need for referrals.
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Paediatric Immunotherapy Consultations in Birmingham
Our Birmingham-based hay fever clinic is situated in the heart of Edgbaston, a short distance from the city centre, and is conveniently located just a 15-minute walk from Five Ways Train Station. It is also easily accessible by car via the A456.
Additional Paediatric Immunotherapy Services
If your child battles from another allergic reaction, explore our range of paediatric immunotherapy services.
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Medically Verified
This content has been medically reviewed and verified by Dr Rupa Parmar.
Medical note: This page provides general information and is not a substitute for urgent medical care. If you have severe symptoms, seek urgent help.
Last updated: Oct 2026