01Allergy Consultation and Assessment
An allergy consultation focuses on understanding symptoms, identifying possible triggers and reviewing previous diagnoses and treatments.
Patients may seek assessment for recurring nasal symptoms, skin complaints, suspected food or medicine reactions, or symptoms associated with pollen, house dust mites and animals.
The consultation helps determine whether further investigations are appropriate and which management options should be considered.
02Asthma and Respiratory Symptoms
Assessment is available for asthma and respiratory complaints such as recurrent cough, wheezing and breathing difficulties.
The consultation includes a review of symptom patterns, possible triggers, current medication and previous investigations. Further testing and treatment recommendations depend on clinical findings.
Patients with an existing asthma diagnosis can discuss their current management and concerns about symptom control.
03Food Allergy Assessment and Management
Food allergy services include evaluation of suspected reactions to foods, including milk and egg, and review of previously diagnosed food allergies.
The assessment considers the food involved, the timing and nature of the reaction, previous test results and the patient’s dietary history.
Recommendations may include appropriate investigations, advice on avoiding confirmed allergens and an individual management plan. The suitability of any treatment or supervised procedure requires medical assessment.
04Allergic Rhinitis and Environmental Allergies
Patients with sneezing, nasal itching, a blocked or runny nose, and symptoms related to environmental exposure may benefit from an allergy assessment.
Services cover complaints associated with pollen, house dust mites, pets and other suspected airborne allergens. Management is planned according to symptoms and assessment findings.
05Eczema and Urticaria
Consultations are available for eczema and hives, also known as urticaria.
Assessment includes the pattern and duration of skin symptoms, previous treatments and relevant associated complaints. The need for allergy investigations is considered individually; skin symptoms do not always indicate an allergy.
06Drug, Latex and Insect Venom Allergy
Patients with suspected reactions to medicines, latex or insect stings can seek an assessment of their previous reactions.
Please bring available medical records, including the name of the suspected substance, symptoms experienced and details of any emergency treatment. The suitability and setting of further investigations are determined after medical review.
07Allergy Testing
Allergy tests may be recommended when they can help answer a specific clinical question. Test selection depends on symptoms, medical history, age and examination findings.
Results are interpreted alongside the clinical assessment. Please bring previous test reports to help avoid unnecessary repetition.
08Review of an Existing Diagnosis
If you already have an allergy or asthma diagnosis, you can request a consultation to discuss previous findings, current treatment and ongoing symptoms.
Bring relevant consultation notes, investigation results and an up-to-date medication list so that recommendations can take your previous care into account.