According to the American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology, nearly one in three U.S. adults report having a seasonal ...

Tang went on: “Hay fever is more likely to cause itchy eyes, throat, and nose, along with watery eyes. A cold, on the other ...

However, there are some key telltale differences to be aware of. “ Hay fever is more likely to cause itchy eyes, throat, and ...

With the tell-tale signs of sneezing and sniffling in the air, it can be tricky to distinguish between a common cold and the ...

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A HEART health expert has issued a warning over common hay fever treatments that may affect blood pressure or cause ...

As explained by Mayo Clinic, hay fever isn't a virus, but a type of allergic reaction to harmless substances that your body ...

High levels of pollen are expected to descend on the country in the coming days and months - and will trigger allergic ...

Hay fever sufferers are likely to be in for a week of misery after a “red” pollen alert was issued for the South West. The ...

HAY fever sufferers spend more than £3,600 on medication over their lifetime – despite some not being convinced they actually ...

“A cold is caused by a virus, usually a rhinovirus, which spreads through coughs, sneezes, or touching contaminated surfaces,” explains Tang. “Whereas hay fever is an allergic reaction to ...