Runny nose, itchy throat, irritating cough? If so, you might have a pretty major question about now. Are your seasonal allergies (AKA, hay fever) playing up – or could you have come down with COVID?
As the familiar sounds of sneezing and sniffling echo around, many wonder if it's a common cold or the dreaded hay fever. With pollen levels on the rise, distinguishing between the two can be ...
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Sorry, local honey doesn't prevent hay fever symptoms, Dr Amir Khan says - but here's what does
Hay fever is among the most common allergies, striking between late March and mid-May and lasting throughout the summer. As the weather gets warmer, hay fever symptoms get worse as plants produce more ...
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Four reasons your hay fever may be worse when you move to a different country – and how to manage it
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When your nose is streaming and your eyes are itching, you’ll try anything to relieve your hay fever. Some are old wives’ tales don’t work, others are worth trying, and you may even find a “cure” ...
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