Hay Fever - Causes and Symptoms...
This is a common condition, affecting between 10%-30% of people worldwide. It is generally not dangerous in and of itself, but when combined with other conditions it can both complicate and intensify them, and vice versa.
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Hay fever is the more commonly used name for allergic rhinitis, and affects individuals of all ages. It happens when our immune systems are overactive and mistake common substances in the environment to be dangerous, and our bodies then launch an attack against these supposed invaders.
Symptoms
The symptoms can vary depending on the individual. There are some common complaints, though. It can bring on symptoms such as itching in the nose, mouth, throat and ears. It can cause stuffiness and watery, red eyes. It includes symptoms such as sneezing and coughing as well.
When someone is suffering, they may feel physically and mentally worn out from dealing with all the manifestations of the allergies. The symptoms often happen seasonally, and will continue until the allergy trigger is no longer around. Many people experience hay fever in the spring, summer and early fall.
10 Hay Fever PLR Articles...
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Are You Sure You've Got It?
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Complications
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Causes and Symptoms
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How to Help Your Child in the Season
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How to Manage during the Exam Period
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Myths: What You Need to Know
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Natural Remedies
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Prevention Tips
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Tips for Checking the Pollen Count
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Treatment Options
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