Hayfever is a very common condition that affects 1 in every 5 people in the UK. It is caused by an allergy to airborne substances such as grass or hay pollen, which affects the upper respiratory passages e.g., nose, sinus, throat and eyes.
no definatley not that is a silly question!
Hayfever is an allergic reaction. A cold is caused by viruses. Hayfever may produce symptoms like the cold, but it cannot lead to a cold.
It can do, because sometimes the catarrh runs down the back of your throat from your nose (post-nasal drip). Sometimes, you may swallow it rather than cough it up. If this happens, it can irritate your stomach and cause nausea (feeling sick). And, hayfever can cause a general sense of feeling unwell, which may also cause nausea.
It can do, because sometimes the catarrh runs down the back of your throat from your nose (post-nasal drip). Sometimes, you may swallow it rather than cough it up. If this happens, it can irritate your stomach and cause nausea (feeling sick). And, hayfever can cause a general sense of feeling unwell, which may also cause nausea.
I think flower pollen causes hay fever in the summer monts of the year.
Yes it can do, the body produces histomines in an allergic reaction such as hayfever or pet hair allergies, so we take anti-histamines to counteract the symptoms.
She had it seance 2005 but she lost it.
ragweed
hayfever
either an allergy or hayfever
I think it means you have hayfever
Only if you're a horse