Hay fever can be annoying at the best of times. But this year, many people are reporting their usual symptoms are worse than ever before – with their normal go-to remedies doing little to provide ...

Allergic rhinitis – the medical name for hay fever – is incredibly common and something that sufferers are always searching for remedies for. (Getty Images) Spring's here and if you're one of the 10 ...

For many people, the arrival of spring heralds hefty doses of antihistamines, nasal sprays and eye drops to relieve hay fever symptoms. Allergic reactions to pollen typically include a runny nose, ...

York (UK), May 23 (The Conversation) Hay fever can be annoying at the best of times. But this year, many people are reporting their usual symptoms are worse than ever before – with their normal go-to ...

Feeling sniffly or woozy with hay fever? Warmer weather brings on the symptoms and this year could be especially bad. But what can you to bring relief to your symptoms? In 2017, allergy experts first ...

A hay fever cough can linger for longer than expected when pollen levels are high, and many people believe they've been taken down by a summer cold. But, it's a very normal sign of seasonal allergies.

18 million Brits suffer from hay fever, and close to three million people have to take time off work due to allergies, not to mention the drowsiness side effects caused by antihistamines. Despite the ...

Autumn is the season of change, with green leaves turning color and temperatures cooling. It's also the season of hay fever, or allergic rhinitis. So how can people with fall allergies get relief? Dr.

Researchers at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have successfully used an experimental DNA-based vaccine to protect against ragweed allergies, commonly known as hay fever, after just ...

While natural remedies can be useful in treating hay fever, I tend to look at the diet first. The link between what we put in our mouths and a reaction to pollen is not an obvious one. However, my ...

For the past few years, Dr. Evan Li at Baylor College of Medicine started to see patients for hay fever in late February, as opposed to when it normally occurs several weeks later after the start of ...