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Definitely go for a kings referral but while you wait try using Aveeno daily moisturising cream. Its made with oats, keeps skin soft for ages and totally takes the itch out. Makes a massive difference. I know i sound like an advert but I have been trying different things for 40 years and this is the bomb! They sell it at Sainsburys.
hi we were with Dr Braithwaite for the last 10 years and she is fantastic as are the whole team there. I got my GP to refer despite that fact that she did not believe in all the allergy nonsense. Well I was so glad to get some one had skin prick testing and then followed through with a dust immunisation which has worked. Kings are fantastic

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