Seasonal Allergies

When pollen, grasses, trees, and other seasonal triggers leave you dealing with congestion, sneezing, itchy eyes, sinus pressure, and persistent inflammation, targeted treatment may help you get back to feeling like yourself.

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Recommended Therapy

Kenalog®

Triamcinolone Acetonide IM

Understanding Seasonal Allergies

When your immune system overreacts.

Seasonal allergic rhinitis occurs when your immune system reacts to airborne allergens such as pollen from trees, grasses, weeds, or other environmental triggers.

That immune response can create inflammation throughout the nasal passages and upper airway, contributing to symptoms that may interfere with sleep, exercise, work, travel, and everyday life.

Treatment Goal

Reduce the inflammatory response contributing to persistent seasonal allergy symptoms.

HYDR8 Recommended Option

Kenalog Injection

Intramuscular

Kenalog is a long-acting corticosteroid that works by reducing inflammation and suppressing portions of the immune response responsible for allergy symptoms.

For appropriately selected patients experiencing severe seasonal allergy symptoms that have not responded adequately to more conventional treatment, a clinician may determine that an intramuscular corticosteroid is appropriate.

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Individualized Treatment

Kenalog is not a routine first-line allergy treatment and is not appropriate for everyone. Treatment is individualized based on medical history, symptoms, medications, and clinical eligibility.

Treatment Pricing

In Office Visit us at HYDR8
$45
Mobile Treatment brought to you
$70
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How It May Help

Targeting the inflammatory response.

Corticosteroids have powerful anti-inflammatory effects that can influence several components of the allergic response.

Reduces Inflammation

Corticosteroids suppress inflammatory activity involved in the body's response to environmental allergens.

May Ease Nasal Symptoms

Reducing inflammation may help lessen congestion, sneezing, nasal irritation, and runny nose associated with allergic rhinitis.

May Reduce Eye Symptoms

Controlling the inflammatory response may help some patients experiencing itchy, irritated, or watery eyes.

Long-Acting Effect

Kenalog is formulated as a depot corticosteroid, allowing its effects to persist longer than many short-acting medications.

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Important Medical Information

Kenalog is a prescription systemic corticosteroid and is not appropriate for every patient. Medical history, current medications, recent infections, previous corticosteroid use, pregnancy status when applicable, and other relevant factors may affect eligibility. Treatment is subject to clinical evaluation and provider approval.

Common Questions

Seasonal Allergy FAQ

Is Kenalog the same as an antihistamine? +
No. Kenalog is a corticosteroid. Rather than functioning as an antihistamine, it reduces inflammation and suppresses portions of the immune response.
Is everyone with seasonal allergies eligible? +
No. Kenalog is not appropriate for everyone. Treatment eligibility depends on symptoms, medical history, medications, risk factors, and clinical evaluation.
Can treatment be done at my home? +
HYDR8 offers both in-office and mobile treatment options for eligible patients. Mobile seasonal allergy treatment is $70.
How long does Kenalog last? +
Kenalog is a long-acting depot corticosteroid. Duration of effect can vary based on the individual patient, treatment dose, and response to therapy.

Seasonal Allergy Support

Don't let allergy season control your season.

Schedule with HYDR8 and let our clinical team determine whether our seasonal allergy treatment is appropriate for you.

IN OFFICE $45
MOBILE $70
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Treatment recommendations are individualized and subject to medical evaluation and eligibility. Information provided on this page is for general educational purposes and does not replace evaluation or treatment by a qualified healthcare professional. Kenalog (triamcinolone acetonide) is a prescription corticosteroid and is not appropriate for every patient. Individual responses and results vary.