Hayfever Injection vs Tablets – Which Works Better?

⚖️ Overview: Hayfever Injection vs Tablets

When spring and summer hit, so does hayfever. If your symptoms are persistent, you’ve likely tried antihistamine tablets. But what about the hayfever injection (Kenalog)?

Let’s break down how they compare — and help you choose the right one.

💊 How Do They Work?

• Tablets (Antihistamines):
  Block histamine, a chemical released during allergic reactions. Must be taken daily and sometimes multiple times per day.

• Injection (Kenalog):
  A steroid that reduces overall inflammation and dampens your body’s allergic response. Given as a single dose lasting weeks.

📈 How Effective Are They?

• Tablets:
  Work well for mild to moderate symptoms. May be ineffective for severe hayfever or during high pollen days.

• Injection:
  Ideal for moderate to severe cases. Provides consistent relief for up to 8 weeks from a single jab.

⚠️ Side Effects Comparison

Kenalog must be used under medical supervision. At Ready Health, your eligibility is reviewed in a CQC-registered clinic.

🕒 Convenience & Lifestyle Fit

• Tablets:
  Easy to access, but require daily commitment and may interact with alcohol or work performance.

• Injection:
  One dose lasts the whole season. No daily medication needed. Perfect if you're busy, travelling, or have tried everything else.

💷 Cost Comparison

• Tablets:
  Can cost £5–£15 per month.
  Over a season (3+ months), this adds up.

• Injection:
  One payment of £75 at Ready Health. No additional pharmacy trips.

✅ Final Verdict: What’s Right for You?

If you’re still struggling after trying tablets, the hayfever jab may be the game-changer you need.

📍 Get Same-Day Relief at Ready Health

• 💉 Hayfever injection from £75

• ✅ Same-day appointments

• 👨‍⚕️ Administered by trained medical professionals

• 🏥 CQC-registered clinic in Wigan, Chorley, Bolton & Horwich

Book your appointment online now and breathe easier this hayfever season.