It’s that time of year again when millions of us are itching our eyes, wiping our runny noses and constantly sneezing! For those of us that have experienced hay fever, we can safely say that it really does ruin the prospect of enjoying the summer season.
Fortunately, hay fever can be managed easily if you know how to. Whether you’re already experiencing the symptoms or worried that you’re about to, there’s a way to ease the pain.
The most obvious solution is to take antihistamines which can be purchased over the counter. We do advise speaking to your pharmacists before buying any, especially if it’s your first time. These work by blocking the action of histamines which is what usually worsens your hay fever. Be sure to buy non-drowsy antihistamines.
You could also try eye drops. Whilst eye drops may not work for some, they have proven to be quite successful for the majority of people suffering from hay fever. Nasal sprays are also highly recommended, as they will help combat things like inflammation, itchy red eyes and swollen sinuses.
There’s no way we can avoid pollen during the summer months, which is why it’s best to follow certain tips to manage one’s hay fever. The Met Office asked Perrigo – a leading provider of medicines and self-care products – for some advice on the matter and the below tips were provided:
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