Cambridge Allergy Partners

31/10/2026

31/10/2026

NEW DOCTOR, NEW CLINIC LOCATION!

We're delighted to welcome Dr Jenkins to the Cambridge Allergy Partners team!

Dr Jenkins is now consulting at our new clinic location in Saffron Walden, Essex.

Expert allergy care for children and adults, now available at another convenient location.

Find out more or book a consultation.

Specialist allergy care for children and adults across the UK.

30/10/2026

We're making specialist allergy care even more accessible!

We're delighted to share some exciting updates from Cambridge Allergy Partners:

✅ New specialist allergy physicians joining our team

✅ Additional clinic dates available throughout November and December

✅ A new clinic location in Saffron Walden, Essex

We provide specialist allergy care for children and adults, including our home-based peanut oral immunotherapy (OIT) programme.

Whether you're exploring allergy treatment for yourself or someone you care about, our team is here to help.

📍 **Find out more about our specialists, locations and upcoming appointments.**

Visit www.capallergy.co.uk or get in touch with our team.

Specialist allergy care for children and adults across the UK.

29/10/2026

Allergies can appear at any stage in life and adult onset allergies are more common than you might think.

Symptoms can appear suddenly after years of eating a food with no problems at all, or reactions can develop gradually over time.

Common signs that you might be developing an allergy include:
• Itching.
• Hives.
• Swelling.
• Stomach ache.
• Wheezing.
• Mouth itching.

Sometimes you might find these symptoms are worse when you're stressed, experiencing hormonal changes, ill or have other conditions likey hayfever, asthma or eczema.

Because symptoms can sometimes be mild or inconsistent at first, many people dismiss them for years or assume they are 'just sensitive' to certain foods.
But ongoing or changing symptoms are always worth taking seriously.

Understanding what is causing reactions, and what support or treatment options may help, can make everyday life feel much more manageable 🩵

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15/10/2026

Whether you have a toddler or a teen, getting the right advice to help manage their allergy safety is vital.

Here are 5 ways talking to an expert can make a real difference for your child:

1. You will get an accurate diagnosis and find out what's really triggering symptoms and how to treat them.
2. You will reduce the risk of serious reactons and get a proper emergency plan, that suits their life, in place.
3. They will have a better quality of life as effective allergy management means they will be more confident to get the most out of life.
4. You will get access to the latest treatments, so they get the most effective strategy to manage their allergy.
5. Allergies can change over time, so it's important to get expert reviews to make sure treatment plans evolve with changing needs.

Get expert advice on allergies today.

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13/10/2026

Birthday parties can feel really stressful when your child has a food allergy, especially in the early days after diagnosis.

There's so much to worry about....
🧁 Party food.
❌ Cross-contamination.
🧑‍🧑‍🧒 If the birthday child's parents really understand allergies properly.
🥳 How to help your child feel safe and confident to have fun!

But a little preparation can make things feel much more manageable.

Simple things like:
🥪 Checking food in advance or sending a safe alternative.
💬 Speaking to the host beforehand
💉Making sure medication is easy to access

Food allergy should never mean children miss out on friendships, parties, sleepovers or playdates 🩵

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12/10/2026

🎓 Off to university with a peanut allergy?

New friends. New experiences. New independence.

University is an exciting new chapter, but if you're living with a peanut allergy, it can also bring new worries.

🍽️ Eating in shared accommodation
🥡 Ordering takeaways and eating out
🎉 Navigating parties and social events
💙 Managing your allergy independently

Peanut allergy anxiety shouldn't stop you enjoying university life.

At Cambridge Allergy Partners, we offer peanut allergy treatment designed around your life. After one clinic visit, all treatment and dose increases are managed at home or wherever you are.

📅 NEW CONSULTATION DATES RELEASED FOR OCTOBER & DECEMBER!

👉 Book your consultation today. Link in bio or visit our website to find out more.

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11/10/2026

For many families, school can become one of the biggest sources of anxiety after an allergy diagnosis.

What parents often want most is reassurance that staff understand:
✅ How serious food allergy can be.
✅ How to recognise symptoms early.
✅ What to do in an emergency.
✅ How to help children feel safe and included day to day.

Simple things can make a huge difference:
✅ Clear allergy plans
✅ Good communication with families
✅ Staff training
✅ Care around food sharing
✅ Understanding cross-contamination
✅ Making sure emergency medication is easy to access when needed.

Good allergy management at school is not about creating fear, it's about preparation, awareness and helping children get the most from everyday school life 🩵

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10/10/2026

Sometimes you just need to get expert advice for everything to seem so much clearer.

Get in touch with our allergy specialists today.

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09/10/2026

Allergy tests can be incredibly helpful, but they are only one part of the picture.

🧪A positive test does not always mean someone will react if they eat that food. It can sometimes show sensitisation, which means the immune system has noticed the food, but that is not the same as having symptoms in real life.

This is why understanding the whole picture matters so much. Take note of these details to discuss with a specialist:
• What happened during the reaction?
• How quickly did symptoms appear?
• How much of the food was eaten?
• Has the food been tolerated before?
• Has it happened more than once?

Blood tests and skin prick tests can support diagnosis, but they do not replace careful clinical judgement.

For many families, the most helpful thing is not just getting a result, but understanding what that result actually means for everyday life.

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