So long streaming nose.
Approximately 10 million people in the UK suffer from hay fever.
Does eating a carrot, cherry or apple make your mouth itch?
Hot and humid conditions mean hay fever and asthma sufferers are at risk of ‘Thunder Asthma’ this Week
Scientists have developed a hay fever map of Britain that could help sufferers find relief from typical symptoms like runny noses, itchy eyes and sneezing. The detailed maps contain the location of key plants known to produce pollen than triggers
Spring is here and with it comes allergy season. But did you know that you can fight the sneezing by including certain foods in your diet? See also: What's the difference between hay fever and a cold? See also: Meet the woman who is
If you suffer from hayfever, you'll know the misery that warmer weather can bring. While there are many over-the-counter products promising to relieve the symptoms, the best way to avoid itchy eyes and a runny nose is to limit your exposure
One in five hay fever sufferers who drive after taking medication are involved in an incident with another car due to drowsiness, according to research commissioned by Kwik Fit Insurance
Scientists say climate change could cause misery for hay fever sufferers bringing severe allergy attacks to those affected. Native North American ragweed has spread across warmer parts of Europe since the 1960s and while it is still rare in the
Allergies range from the mildly annoying to the downright dangerous and, according to Allergy UK, cases are on the rise around the world. In the UK alone, it is estimated that up to 40 per cent of children are diagnosed with an allergic