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- Hay Fever Injection: £50.00
Hay Fever seasons
Hay Fever (Kenalog)
- What is Hay Fever.
- Hay Fever is the common term for seasonal allergic rhinitis and is caused by an allergic reaction to pollen. It can trigger sneezing, a blocked or runny nose and itchy eyes. Hay Fever symptoms commonly appear in an annual cycle.
- Like any allergy, the cause of Hay Fever is the immune system's overeaction to something in the environment. This allergen is something that is actually harmless it is perceived as a threat, just like a virus or bacteria invading the body. As the immune system gears up to take on this threat, a chemical called histamine is released in the body, causing inflammation and all of the unpleasant symptoms.
- Sever Hay Fever symptoms can steal away the summer for many having a detrimental effect on the quality of life being forced to stay in during some of the most enjoyable times of the year.
- Sever cases of Hay Fever that cannot be kept under control may also prevent people from being able to work.
- The UK is particularly affected by pollen with a large mixture of flowers and trees across the country. Silver Birch and rape seed are proven likely to create or worsen symptoms of Hay Fever.
- Types of Hay Fever
- Grass pollen - Effects Hay Fever sufferers commonly during May to September.
- Tree pollen - Effects Hay Fever sufferers during March to June.
- Weed pollen - Effects Hay Fever sufferers commonly during August to October.
- Symptoms of Hay Fever
- Sneezing.
- Blocked or runny nose(rhinorrhoea).
- Itchy eyes, nose, throat and roof of your mouth.
- Red and watery eyes.
- Postnasal drip(mucus dripping down your throat from the back of your nose) - This may make you cough.
- Headaches, caused by a stuffy nose.