checks presence and severity of allergic reaction to 20+ most common pollen
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Hayfever Check
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The Hayfever Check is a medical test specifically designed for home use and your sample will be evaluated by a Swiss lab.
With the Hayfever Check, we assess presence and severity of an allergic reaction to the 20+ most common pollen which caues hayfever. To verify there is no alternative cause for your hayfever symptoms, we also check for an allergic reaction triggered by different types of animal dandor.
Why getting tested will make a difference
How it works
What the test checks for
Type of Pollen | Season |
Alder |
January - June with break end of April/beginning of May |
Birch |
March - May |
Hazelnut |
January - April |
Ash tree |
March - May |
Rye |
May - August |
Mugwort |
July - September |
Plantain |
April - September |
12 Types of Grass |
April - September |
Dust mites |
All year round |
Cats |
All year round |
Dogs |
All year round |
Guinea pigs |
All year round |
Cockroach |
All year round |
How you can treat hayfever
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Symptom management
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Immunotherapy
Hayfever medication for symptoms
If you have hayfever, there is a good chance, that you are already familiar with the wide array of pills, nose sprays and eye drops available to manage your hayfever symptoms. The most common medications are so called anti-histamines. To understand how they work you have to understand that hayfever is basically a faulty reaction from your immune system to for example pollen. Anti-histamines work to suppress this reaction of your immune system. There are anti-histamines which work locally - for example as a nose spray - and pills which work systematically across all your symptoms. Older versions of these pills tended to make you really tired, but newer ones don´t - so make sure to get the right ones!