Hayfever Relief Cooling Face Mist Spray- Eye Mask for Cooling- Cool & Fresh Moisture Spray for Eye- Suitable for Daily Use (150ml) (Pack Of 3)

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While antihistamines used to have a reputation for making people drowsy, more modern antihistamines only occasionally have those side effects. These can be used on their own for mild hay fever or in combination with an intranasal steroid spray for moderate to severe symptoms You can find out more about how antihistamines work on our ‘ Allergy Medications‘ factsheet. How to use your nasal spray Non-drowsy antihistamines that are less likely to make you feel sleepy, such as acrivastine, cetirizine, fexofenadine and loratadine. Of all airborne allergens that we breathe in outdoors, pollens and mould spores are the most common and problematic. Typical hay fever symptoms are a runny nose, itchy and watery eyes, sneezing, and a feeling of nasal congestion. They also come in several different forms – including tablets, capsules, liquids, syrups, creams, lotions, gels, eyedrops and nasal sprays. Non-drowsy antihistamines are generally the best option, as they’re less likely to make you feel sleepy. But types that make you feel sleepy may be better if your symptoms stop you sleeping.

You should also be vigilant about the possibility it might be Covid instead. If in doubt, get a test. Only if symptoms persist should oral antihistamines be used but you should always speak to your doctor first. Hay fever medication and children Hay fever may also trigger frequent ear infections, such as otitis media in children, and sinus infections (sinusitis) in adults. Shower and change your clothes when you get home. When you close your front door you may think you’re shutting pollen out but you could still be bringing it in on your hair and clothing. Avoidance of allergy triggers is an important factor in managing an allergy. For people living with an allergy there is a significant benefit in choosing products which will help them to manage their condition. Product such as air filters, washing machines with allergy cycles, and specially formulated cleaning products can all play their part.During hay fever season, many stores put common remedies on offer - so look out for these and don't buy branded products full price. Hay fever (allergic rhinitis) is an allergic response from your immune system that causes sneezing, runny nose and watery, itchy eyes. If you find your hay fever symptoms can't be managed with over the counter products, it's best to talk to your pharmacist or see your GP. Find out more with the NHS hay fever guide .

You might only experience some of these symptoms, and still have hay fever or allergic rhinitis. Some of these symptoms can be caused by other diseases too. Ask a pharmacist for advice if you’re unsure which medicine to try as not all antihistamines are suitable for everyone. What hay fever medications could I use?For those who respond well to it, the active ingredient acrivastine works much faster than the two main established types of antihistamine. It provides noticeable relief from a stuffy nose, sneezing and itching within 15 minutes. The capsule format is also particularly easy to swallow. Hay fever is caused when the body makes allergic antibodies (IgE) to certain substances, such as pollen, house dust mites or mould, which are known as allergens. Some people shouldn’t use cetirizine hydrochloride medicines, including those who have an intolerance to or can’t absorb some sugars such as lactose or sorbitol and people who have an allergy to food additives E218 or E216. moderate to severe — meaning that your symptoms affect your sleep and daily activities such as work, school, sport and leisure