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WE all love the warmer weather but for many of us it brings the miserable symptoms of hay fever. The symptoms, including sneezing and irritated eyes, are often worsened for pet owners, as their ...

Kitchen cupboard staples and juice in your fridge could be the answer to helping “wash out allergens” to alleviate hay fever symptoms, expert say. As the majority of the UK is still under a ...

As springtime blossoms, many Brits will begin to suffer from hay fever. This prevalent allergy triggers sneezing, coughing and itchy eyes, among other symptoms. Hay fever is most common during ...

With prompt treatment, symptoms of typhoid fever should generally improve within 3 to 5 days. But if the disease is left untreated, it'll usually worsen over time, and there's a significant risk ...

Dr Rupa Parmar, GP and Director of Midland Health, advises: “There is no cure for hay fever, so managing symptoms effectively is key. While some treatments have been touted for reducing symptoms ...

With a pollen bomb set to hit the UK this week, millions are bracing for the annual spike in hay fever symptoms. However, contrary to popular belief, it is not grass pollen that's surging right now.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Millions of Brits are bracing themselves for a spike in hay fever symptoms this week as a "pollen bomb" hits the UK. And with a "Pollen Bomb ...

Hay fever, which affects nearly ten million Brits, shares symptoms with the deadly coronavirus. However, unlike hay fever, COVID-19 is highly contagious and can lead to severe health complications ...

Dr Parmar compared how the conditions affect seven symptoms: Hay fever: “Fatigue from hay fever can make you feel overtired and causes brain fog. It’s not usually severe but can be frustrating to ...

Dr Rupa Parmar, GP and Director of Midland Health, advises: “There is no cure for hay fever, so managing symptoms effectively is key. While some treatments have been touted for reducing symptoms in as ...