Sneezing & a blocked nose
Recurring sneezing, nasal itching, congestion or a runny nose, with or without itchy, watery eyes.
Personalised assessment for nasal allergies, dust and pollen sensitivity, and allergy-related breathing symptoms—with skin prick testing and treatment guided by your clinical history.
Consultation first. Relevant testing. A plan tailored to you.

Repeated symptoms can affect sleep, concentration and everyday comfort. An assessment helps explore whether allergy is involved and which treatment or investigation is appropriate.
Recurring sneezing, nasal itching, congestion or a runny nose, with or without itchy, watery eyes.
Symptoms associated with bedding, cleaning, outdoor exposure or particular seasons.
Breathing symptoms need a broader assessment. Explore our asthma specialist service .
A focused history guides whether selected food allergy testing is appropriate.
Review the diagnosis, relevant exposures and your response to previous medicines.
Discuss the pattern with your doctor before choosing a testing panel.
At Australian Polyclinic, skin prick testing is available for environmental and selected food allergens. Your doctor chooses the tests according to your symptoms, exposures and medical history.
Results are considered alongside your history to help guide your care.
Read our complete allergy testing guide →Reactions are usually read about 15 minutes after application. Allow additional time for the consultation, preparation and discussion.
Tell the clinic which medicines you take before testing. Ask for individual preparation advice.
Allergen immunotherapy, sometimes called allergy vaccination or desensitisation, may reduce sensitivity to a clinically relevant allergen in suitable patients.
This is a long-term treatment, usually lasting at least three years. Suitability depends on your symptoms, test results, asthma control and other health factors. Benefits, risks and the treatment schedule are discussed before starting.
Some other preparations may be specially ordered after assessment and can take additional time to obtain.
Bring previous reports and a list of medicines. Discuss when symptoms occur, suspected triggers and treatments you have tried.
Testing is selected after review. If breathing symptoms need investigation, lung-function testing may also be considered.
Your doctor explains the findings and discusses treatment, practical advice and follow-up.
Dr G Sarwar Chaudhry oversees allergy testing and management at the centre. His Australian specialist training in pulmonology supports the assessment of respiratory allergy and overlapping asthma symptoms.
View qualifications and clinical profile →Contact the clinic for current fees, appointment availability and test preparation instructions.
No. Start with a consultation so that your history can guide which investigations, if any, are appropriate.
The clinic performs skin prick testing. RAST or allergen-specific IgE blood testing is not performed within the clinic; your doctor can advise about an external laboratory when needed.
Antihistamines can affect skin prick results. Contact the clinic in advance with your medication list for instructions. Do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice.
A positive result alone does not confirm food allergy. Your doctor needs to relate it to your reaction history before advising on avoidance.
No. Immunotherapy requires a clinically relevant allergy and an individual assessment. It is not a guaranteed cure, and asthma should be controlled before treatment starts.
The fee depends on the selected testing panel and consultation requirements. Call or WhatsApp 0311 057 3333 for the current charges and what is included.
Australian Polyclinic is on the First Floor, Building 19, CCA, DHA Phase 5, Lahore. Clinic hours are Monday–Saturday, 2:00pm–9:00pm. Dr Sarwar’s consultation hours are 4:00pm–8:00pm. Please confirm availability when booking.
Speak with our team to arrange your consultation.
Clinic:
Monday–Saturday, 2:00pm–9:00pm
Dr Sarwar:
4:00pm–8:00pm
Sunday closed · Appointments subject to confirmation
Urgent symptoms: Severe breathing difficulty, throat or tongue swelling, or collapse requires emergency care. Do not wait for a routine clinic reply.
