Struggling with hay fever? Dr Hilary advises what medication to take amid coronavirus Are you struggling with hay fever at the moment? Dr Hilary has opened up about different hay fever medications, and whether they are okay to take or…
Hay fever vs. COVID-19: Expert advice on how to spot the difference Before the COVID-19 pandemic, many people would not have thought twice about a cough or runny nose, especially around the spring and summer months…
Hay fever sufferers claim Vaseline is the ultimate hack for minimising symptoms With the UK warming up ahead of summer, hay fever sufferers will be glad to know that they can try to tackle the symptoms of hayfever using one…
9 natural remedies for hay fever sufferers For many people, the onset of spring means the beginning of the dreaded hay fever season, bringing symptoms including watery eyes, an itchy throat…
Autumn allergies are a thing - here's what to know Spring is long over and now summer is too. End of stinging eyes, itchy nose and constant sneezing, then? Unfortunately not.When autumn arrives there…
Can you go to prison from taking hay fever tablets? Here's why you need to be careful with antihistamines It's that time of year again – along with the lovely summer sunshine, picnics and pub garden trips, for many of us the dreaded hay fever has also…
7 useful tips to combat 'allergy face' this summer Millions of women will be facing a new kind of beauty dilemma this summer - as allergy face wreaks havoc on the nation. New research has found that…
Practical beauty: Makeup allergies If you have sensitive skin, it can be an expensive business trying out different brands and products to find out which work best for you. So we've…
The time is right... for a trip to the beauty salon When you've got an extra special occasion coming up, whether it's a wedding, a party or an important occasion at work, there's usually lots going on…
Air Conditioning: too cool to be good for you? Not so many years ago, air conditioning was a luxury vouchsafed only to the privileged few; now, though, it's the norm in many offices and public…
