Hay fever is an allergic reaction to common substances such as dust or pollen. Some of the symptoms of hay fever include coughing, sneezing, a runny nose, and swollen eyelids. You can treat hay fever ...

For hay fever sufferers, the arrival of summer means more than long, warm nights and beach trips. Common allergens that can trigger hay fever symptoms include pollen and dust mites—and besides making ...

Hay fever occurs when the immune system mistakes pollen as a threat and releases histamines and other chemicals to ward them off - Liam Tooher It’s that time again. You may still be sporting a scarf ...

With the grass and weed pollen hitting their peak in the summer months, our watery eyes and sniffling noses turn to remedies. Fortunately, there are multiple safe and effective medicines, as well as ...

Hay fever sufferers across the UK are sniffling and sneezing as warm weather sends pollen levels soaring. Visits to the hay fever page on the NHS website increased 252% between the beginning of May ...

It’s safe to say that hay fever symptoms are a complete and utter nightmare. But what actually is the condition? In short, it's an allergy issue which also goes by the less catchy name of ‘seasonal ...

You know the signs—runny nose, non-stop sneezing and red itchy eyes. It's uncomfortable, but one in four Americans now suffer from hay fever and seasonal allergies. A reaction to pollen or indoor ...

Hay fever slams us every spring: Can't breathe; can't think; can't even hear very well. Do you call in sick or drag your fuzzy-brained self to the office? Or do you simply pop an allergy pill and get ...

While some of us marvel at all the new flowers and trees in bloom, others suffer from hay fever—an allergic reaction to pollen and mold that flourishes with the arrival of spring, summer, and fall.

There's no denying that the UK is hot right now, and while many of us grapple with the challenges of working and sleeping in these temperatures, others are up against another of summer's tribulations: ...

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