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This may worsen hay fever symptoms such as nasal congestion, sneezing and itchy eyes. My coping methods to de-stress include warm baths with Epsom salts and deep belly breathing. I also visited ...

Hay fever, or allergic rhinitis, is one of the most common chronic conditions in the U.S., affecting about 10% of the population. The condition may cause you or your child to sniffle, drip and ...

When there’s a yellow coating covering every surface outside, and maybe even a yellow haze in the sky, the symptoms that come from hay fever might be emerging soon (if they haven't already).

HAY FEVER sufferers have been hit with a stern ... daily to reduce symptoms and if you have a corticosteroid nasal spray start this around two weeks before the onset of symptoms to get the most ...

We all know how grim hay fever season can be. If you suffer from allergies, you’ll no doubt be dreading the next couple of months, which are peak hay fever hell. From streaming eyes to an itchy ...

Hay fever sufferers are bracing themselves as Britain gears up for the hottest day of the year, with experts issuing a warning to those with allergies. The UK has been enjoying a streak of sunny ...

IT'S that time of year again - hay fever sufferers are being warned to ... one (and again only one) steroid nasal spray to help with nasal congestion and nasal symptoms, eye drops to help with ...

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Daily antihistamine pills or nasal sprays should ideally be started two weeks to a month before symptoms begin, Mr Qureishi said. He also advised hay fever sufferers to avoid drying clothes ...

Experts have predicted a “more severe” season for tree pollen that could spell hay fever hell for thousands ... medication accordingly.” 2. Use nasal sprays and eye drops to ease irritation.

But while we're excited for the reappearance of T-shirt weather, we're also wondering if the unseasonably warm weather could have an impact on hay fever symptoms, particularly as Allergy UK says it ...