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With spring now in full blast, the sounds of beer glasses clinking in the sun are about as common as the roars of thundering sneezing from hay fever sufferers across the nation. And as millions of ...

More than 10 million people in Britain suffer from hay fever, according to the Met Office. The weather in the past couple of weeks has been ideal for tree pollen being released, the forecaster said.

As springtime blossoms, many Brits will begin to suffer from hay fever. This prevalent allergy triggers sneezing, coughing and itchy eyes, among other symptoms. Hay fever is most common during ...

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A surge in pollen levels this weekend means the hay fever season is now in full swing — with up to 13 million people set to be affected by debilitating symptoms. Also known as allergic rhinitis ...

Britons should be braced for an early hay fever season as pollen counts across the country are set to surge this week. A new Met Office pollen forecast map shows four regions in England have a ...

Ireland’s high overlap between asthma and hay fever hints at a sizeable population affected, even if precise numbers are elusive Hay fever is an allergic inflammatory response to airborne pollen ...

If you suffer from hay fever, make sure you stock up on antihistamines and tissues – as a dreaded 'pollen bomb' is heading our way. An interactive tool, available on the Met Office website ...