Pollen

When hay fever strikes it causes symptoms such as a runny nose, sneezing, coughing, postnasal drip, and fatigue. These symptoms impact one’s life negatively and make day-to-day tasks even more difficult. Not getting enough rest in the…
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The pollen count has been forecast by the Met office to be low across most parts of the UK. In the East of England, the South East of England and London the pollen count is set to be moderate. While pollen counts appear mild, in some hay…
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The pollen corn across most of England and Northern Ireland has been forecast by the Met Office as moderate today. Across Scotland and the North East of England, the pollen count has been forecast to be low. For some hay fever sufferers,…
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Although many will be embracing the long return of the sunshine, it will be a difficult time for hay fever sufferers. The Met Office forecasts medium levels in most parts of England. Which parts of England have the most hay fever sufferers…
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Hay fever or seasonal allergic rhinitis is an allergic reaction to pollen. It is the most common allergy, with about 20 per cent of people in the UK being sufferers. After last week’s heatwave, the pollen count across of the UK has been…
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The pollen count has been forecast to be moderate across most of the UK today by the Met Office, but hay fever symptoms could still be triggered in people with hay fever. This year has seen the UK reach its highest pollen levels in 10…
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The pollen count is forecast to be high across almost all parts of the UK today. The only places whee the pollen count won’t be high are Central Scotland, Tayside, Fife, Grampian and Orkney. High pollen counts can wreak havoc for hay fever…
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The pollen count has been forecast as high across most parts of the UK today by the Met Office. The only place where the pollen count will be low is Orkney and Shetland. Hay fever symptoms are triggered by pollen, and at this time of year,…
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Pollen spoils summer for many people in the UK. Thirteen million people experience an allergic reaction to the fine plant powder. The symptoms can make even basic tasks hard - symptoms such as a headache or itchy eyes are hardly conducive…
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Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen, typically when it comes into contact with a person’s mouth, nose, eyes and throat. July is deep into the hay fever season, spelling trouble for UK sufferers. Symptoms such as sneezing, a runny…
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Hay fever season runs between March and September when the pollen count is at its highest. An estimated one in five people in the UK suffer from hay fever symptoms such as itchy eyes, a runny nose, sneezing, headaches and tiredness. The…
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The pollen count across England today has been forecast as ‘very high’ by the Met Office, and this means a major flare-up of hay fever symptoms. A recent study showed many Brits are completely unaware of the main triggers for hay fever.…
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The pollen count across England today has been forecast as ‘very high’ by the Met Office, and this could mean another sleepless night for hay fever sufferers. This is because pollen in the air settles at night, sticking to clothes, hair…
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Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen, typically when it comes into contact with a person’s mouth, nose, eyes and throat. It can cause a wide-range of irritable symptoms, such as sneezing or coughing, a runny or blocked nose, and…
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The Met Office forecast levels of pollen to be very high in London and South East England. These high levels will move to the East of England while the rest of the country will experience mild - high levels of pollen. With around 20 per…
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Hay fever season runs between March and September when the pollen count is at its highest. An estimated one in five people in the UK suffer from hay fever symptoms such as itchy eyes, a runny nose, sneezing, headaches and tiredness. The…
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The pollen count has been forecast by the Met Office and the map indicates it could be very high in South East England, triggering some hay fever symptoms for some. The pollen count is set to increase in other parts of England throughout…
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Hay fever  is often the biggest downside to summer. As the pollen count creeps up, those affected can experience a wide-range of irritable symptoms, including sneezing and coughing, a runny or blocked nose, and itchy red eyes. Hay fever is…
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Hay Fever is a common condition affecting one in five people at some point in their life. The condition is an allergic response to inhaled pollen released from local trees, grasses and flowers. Those suffering with hay fever are said to…
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Hay fever is a common condition that’s caused by an allergy to different types of pollen, according to the NHS. Pollen is a fine powder that’s released by plants, and it contains proteins that can irritate the nose, throat and eyes. With…
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Hay fever is a common condition that’s caused by an allergy to different types of pollen, according to the NHS. Pollen is a fine powder that’s released by plants, and it contains proteins that can irritate the nose, throat and eyes. With…
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More than 20 million people could suffer from hay fever this summer with grass pollen being the biggest culprit. A poll of 2,000 British hay fever sufferers revealed that two-fifths (41 percent) of them experience the condition so badly…
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Hay fever (allergic rhinitis) is when a person experiences cold-like symptoms including sneezing and a running nose as they have an allergic reaction to pollen. As pollen is a fine powder its easily transported through the air during…
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Hay fever is a common condition that’s caused by an allergy to different types of pollen, according to the NHS. Pollen is a fine powder that’s released by plants, and it contains proteins that can irritate the nose, throat and eyes. With…
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Pollen counts up and down the UK were forecast as either ‘high’ or ‘very high’ by the Met Office at the weekend. And they continue into this week, with levels beginning to die down on Wednesday. For hay fever sufferers, this means another…
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Warm temperatures over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend are expected to trigger high pollen counts in the UK. With around 20 per cent of the UK affected by hay fever, the pollen count spikes could result in large numbers of runny noses and…
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Warm temperatures over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend are expected to trigger high pollen counts in the UK. With around 20 per cent of the UK affected by hay fever, the pollen count spikes could result in large numbers of runny noses and…
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High pollen counts have been forecast all week by the Met Office and are predicted to last until Sunday. Hay fever sufferers will be doing everything they can to prevent symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, itchy eyes and a runny nose. But…
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Hay fever is a common allergic reaction to pollen, according to the NHS. It’s typically caused by the pollen coming into contact with your mouth, nose, eyes and throat. Hay fever symptoms can include sneezing, coughing, a blocked or runny…
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Hey, guys! Good news! Winter is over! The weather is getting warmer! It’s finally SPRING! Also: Hey, guys. Bad news. Winter is over. The weather is getting warmer. It’s Spring… which means that POLLEN. IS. EVERY. F**KIN. WHERE. While we…
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