Hayfever

Effective Hay fever relief
Used by millions
UK

13million people in the UK suffer from Hay fever. Find the right treatment for you.

*Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Tryst. Hay fever Study.

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Comparison of Hayfever Treatment Methods: Oral Medications, Eye Drops and Nasal Sprays

Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a prevalent allergic reaction to pollen, The condition tends to worsen between late March and September, particularly in warm, humid and windy conditions when the pollen count is higher.

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	Oral Medication	Eye Drops	Nasal Sprays
How to Use	Swallow a pill or tablet.	Put drops in your eyes	Spray it in your nose
Examples	Loratadine, Cetirizine, Fexofenadine	Olopatadine, Ketotifen, Naphazoline	Fluticasone, Beclomethasone, Triamcinolone
Benefits	Easy to take and helps with different symptoms in you body.	Works quickly to help your itchy or watery eyes feel better.	Quickly helps with you stuffy or runny nose. It makes breathing easier.
Drawbacks	Easy to take and helps with different symptoms in you body.	Might feel a brief sting in your eyes. Mainly helps with eye problems.	Might Make your nose feel a bit dry or irritated.
Time to Kick In	Varies, typically within 1 to 2 hours	Rapid, often within 15 minutes	Quick relief, noticeable within 15 to 30 minutes
How Long it Lasts	Varies, usually within 24 hours or more	Temporarily alleviates symptoms, may require frequent application	Long-lasting relief, effectiveness can persist for 12 hours or more
Main Use	Helps with various hay fever symptoms	Targets itch or watery eyes	Addresses nasal congestion and discomfort directly

Frequently asked questions

When does hay fever season occur and why is it more prevalent during certain months?
Hay fever season typically spans late March to September, aligned with increased pollen counts in warm, humid and windy conditions. During this period, trees, grasses and weeds release pollen into the air as part of their reproductive process. The higher temperatures and longer daylight hours contribute to the flourishing of plants, intensifying the pollen concentration in the atmosphere. This elevated pollen exposure heightens allergic reactions, making these months particularly challenging for individuals prone to hay fever,
What sets hay fever apart from the common cold and how long does it last?
Hay fever distinguishes itself by persisting for weeks or even months, in contrast to the shorter duration of a common cold, which usually resolves within 1 or 2 days.
Can hay fever be prevented or cured and what measures can be takes for symptom relief?
Hay fever, unfortunately, lacks a cure and complete prevention is challenging. However, various strategies can effectively manage symptoms. Our guide provides actionable tips and relief during peak pollen periods.
How can I enhance hay fever management at home during periods of high pollen activity?
Self-management plays a crucial role in reducing hay fever impact. Simple measures like using Vaseline to trap pollen, wearing protective sunglasses and keeping living spaces pollen-free contribute to effective symptom control
Is hay fever linked to other health conditions and how can it affect individuals with asthma?
Severe hay fever symptoms can significantly impact daily activities. Our guide outlines precautions, such as staying indoors during peak pollen times and avoiding smoke exposure, to minimise discomfort.