Though there is no official cure for hay fever, there are steps you can take to reduce the symptoms. Head to your local GP ...

Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen, causing symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes. But it's not just humans who are affected - dogs can also suffer from allergies to weed ...

The BBC vet, a regular on daytime TV, warned hosts Kimberley Walsh and Gethin Jones about hotspots in dogs such as labradors ...

If you think your dog’s energy levels have dipped, it might be because of allergies – they can make us feel more lethargic ...

Dr James Greenwood issued the guidance in an appearance on hit daytime BBC show BBC Morning Live as he spoke to hosts Gethin ...

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But while we're excited for the reappearance of T-shirt weather, we're also wondering if the unseasonably warm weather could have an impact on hay fever symptoms, particularly as Allergy UK says it ...

About 40% of individuals with hay fever use eyewash, a survey found. Severe ocular symptoms and younger age are associated with higher rates of eyewash use. Researchers analyzed data from 11,284 ...

As the weather gets drier, pollen levels will start to rise, meaning hay fever sufferers will have to start taking their antihistamines again. One in five people are affected by the allergy ...

A top pharmacist has shared advice on how to cope with hay fever, following warnings that this season could be particularly severe for tree pollen. Hay fever occurs when the immune system ...