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How to find an allergist in Tashkent in 2026: 3 doctors
Three specialists at three Tashkent clinics. For allergy testing or a runny nose, consider Doctor Salimov: it is an allergy centre with a laboratory and an ENT doctor. If an allergy affects breathing, an allergist-pulmonologist sees patients at Hayat Medical Centre, and the clinic is open around the clock. For childhood allergies or vaccination questions, you can see the paediatrician-immunologist at Azbuka Zdorovya, which describes itself as a vaccination centre. Below, we compare the doctors and clinics using the information they publish.
How to choose
How do I choose an allergist in Tashkent?
Choose a doctor based on the symptoms and the patient’s age. For symptoms such as a runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes or a rash, consider the allergy centre listed below, which has its own laboratory and an ENT doctor. If the allergy affects breathing — coughing or episodes of breathlessness — choose the allergist-pulmonologist. For a child’s allergy or vaccination questions, see the paediatrician-immunologist at the vaccination centre. All three clinics charge for visits, and you book by phone. If you are unsure which to choose, describe the symptoms by phone and ask which doctor to book.
Where can I find an allergy centre in Tashkent?
Doctor Salimov in the Almazar district on Sagbon Street describes itself as an allergy centre. According to its website, the centre has two allergists, a laboratory doctor and an ENT doctor, and its services include laboratory tests and breathing exercises. The centre sees patients Monday to Friday and on Saturday until lunchtime. You book by phone or through a request on the website; in the request, briefly describe the symptoms and give the patient’s age. If a child has the allergy, ask whether the centre sees children.
Can I see an allergist at night?
Hayat Medical Centre, where an allergist-pulmonologist sees patients, says it is open around the clock; the clinic has an inpatient department. Check the doctor’s appointment hours when booking: the clinic’s and the doctor’s hours can differ. If your face, lips or throat swell after eating, taking medicine or an insect sting, or you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, do not wait for an allergist — call 103 for an ambulance immediately. The service is free and available around the clock.
What is the difference between an allergist and an immunologist?
An allergist finds out what a person is allergic to and treats it; an immunologist deals with how the immune system works. Often this is one doctor — an allergist-immunologist. Hayat Medical Centre’s price list includes allergy and immune status tests, Doctor Salimov has its own laboratory, and paediatrician-immunologists see patients at Azbuka Zdorovya. Ask when booking which tests may be needed and what they cost. Bring earlier test results so the doctor can take them into account.
Where can I see a paediatric immunologist?
In this guide a paediatrician-immunologist sees patients at Azbuka Zdorovya: the clinic describes itself as a vaccination centre for newborns, children and adults. If a child has an allergy, say so before every vaccination. Bring the vaccination certificate, notes on reactions and a food diary if the child is trying foods for the first time. If allergy tests are needed, ask the allergy centre whether they test children and from what age. Also ask how long to wait at the clinic after the vaccination.
Which clinic has both an allergist and a dermatologist?
For skin symptoms of an allergy, such as a rash, itching or patches, a dermatologist sees patients at Hayat Medical Centre alongside the allergist-pulmonologist, and allergy tests are in the clinic’s price list. Photograph the rash as soon as it appears: it may be gone by the appointment. Note what you ate, which products you used and which medicines you took before the rash appeared. Before the visit, avoid trying new skin creams without a doctor’s advice.
How can I find an allergist near home?
If you are looking for a doctor near home, check the address on the clinic’s page. Doctor Salimov is in the Almazar district on Sagbon Street and has two branches; Hayat Medical Centre is on Gulimamur Street. The exact address and a landmark are on each clinic’s page. If you are going with a child, ask when booking how long the appointment lasts and whether to come on an empty stomach for tests. If one branch has no appointments available soon, ask about the other.
How much does an allergist appointment cost?
Private clinics charge for allergist appointments, with a separate fee for tests. Hayat Medical Centre publishes a price list with the price of each test on its website; the other clinics give the price when you book. Before the appointment, note when symptoms appear and what seems to trigger them and which medicines help. Ask in advance whether to stop allergy tablets before the tests: the doctor decides this, so do not stop them yourself. Bring the medicine packs or photos of them.
Doctors and clinics
Which allergist works at an allergy centre?
Salimov Maxamad Irgashevich is an allergist at Doctor Salimov, an allergy centre in the Almazar district on Sagbon Street. The centre offers allergy diagnosis, treatment and laboratory testing, with an ENT doctor available for a runny or blocked nose. Before the visit, note when the symptoms appear: in which season, after which food, after contact with animals or exposure to dust. Bring earlier allergy test results and a list of the medicines you have tried. Ask when booking whether to stop allergy tablets before the tests: the doctor decides. After the appointment, ask when the results will be ready and whether a repeat visit is needed. Book by phone or through a request on the centre’s website. If your nose runs all year, ask whether you can see the ENT doctor the same day. If the symptoms come only in a certain season, tell the doctor.
Which allergist also treats lung conditions?
Xolmatov Ulugbek Yusupjanovich is an allergist-pulmonologist at Hayat Medical Centre on Gulimamur Street. The clinic’s price list includes allergy diagnostics and immune status tests, and the clinic says it is open around the clock. This specialist treats allergies that cause coughing, shortness of breath or attacks of breathlessness. Test prices are in the price list on the website, so you can estimate the cost beforehand. Note when the cough or breathlessness starts and what sets it off. Bring your inhaler if you use one, and earlier lung test results. Check which days the doctor sees patients. If you suddenly have severe difficulty breathing, do not wait for an appointment — call 103 for an ambulance. You can book by calling the number on the clinic’s website. If you have asthma or have been treated by a pulmonologist, bring their reports. Ask which tests can be done the same day.
Which paediatrician-immunologist works at a vaccination centre?
Mirmuxamedova Feruza Salixovna is a paediatrician-immunologist in the highest qualification category at the Azbuka Zdorovya clinic; the clinic lists her experience as 20 years. The clinic describes itself as a vaccination centre for newborns, children and adults. You can consult her about childhood allergies or vaccinations. Bring the vaccination certificate and note what the child reacted to and what symptoms the reaction caused. If the child is trying foods for the first time, keep a diary of what was eaten and when. Tell the doctor about every reaction to earlier vaccinations. After the appointment, ask when the next vaccination is due. You can book by calling the numbers listed on the clinic’s website. If the child had a strong reaction to a vaccination, ask how to prepare for the next one. Also ask whether the vaccination can be given at the clinic the same day.
How we chose
This guide covers 3 doctors. Facts verified: .
Criteria: the doctor's specialties: allergy care, pulmonology and paediatric immunology · allergy and immune status tests in the same clinic · paediatric appointments and vaccination services · the clinic's hours.
Doctors’ names and specialties are taken from their clinics’ websites and reflect the information available on the verification date. This guide does not replace a medical consultation.
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