Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, can be triggered by indoor allergens, like dust or mold, or outdoor allergens ...

The smell of spring blossoms, or indeed, hay, might get your nose and eyes running and itching but neither is likely to cause ...

If you struggle with hay fever, you're not alone! We spoke to Dr Michael Wright to find out how to best manage symptoms.

Almost exactly 200 years ago, a London-based doctor called John Bostock noticed he would get an itchy throat, sore watering eyes, and an irritated nose during warmer months. He found 28 other patients ...

Tasmanians are battling through a spring sneeze storm, with wild winds whipping up pollen clouds and doctors warning the ...

There are hundreds of different strains and species of viruses that cause colds – and many can present just like hay fever - E+ The sun may be shining but winter viruses are still spreading. Despite ...

Sore throats are very common and won't come with a fever if they're caused by something like allergies, the common cold, or ...

Unlike a cold, hay fever does not cause a fever. A cold typically develops one to three days after exposure to a virus and lasts between three and seven days. HAY fever is one of the most commonly ...

Hay fever occurs when the immune system mistakes pollen as a threat and releases histamines and other chemicals to ward them off - Liam Tooher It’s that time again. You may still be sporting a scarf ...

People with hay fever could one day benefit from a first-of-its-kind “molecular shield” that blocks pollen from entering the lining of the nose, and is unlikely to cause the side effects seen with ...

Millions of people experience allergies annually, with about 40% of the global population having at least one allergic condition. Seasonal allergies are the most common affecting both adults and ...