Medical articles of Hay fever

Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a common condition among children. It occurs when a child’s immune system overreacts to allergens (pollen, mould, dust mites or pet dander), causing sym...

With warmer weather comes pollen, and for many, that means the return of hay fever. If you or your child experience seasonal allergies, you’re probably familiar with the telltale signs: a blocked or...

On hand to advise us how to best manage the hay fever season in the coming weeks is distinguished GP, Dr Oliver Large.

On hand to provide all the keys nuggets of information with regards to hay fever treatment is revered private GP, Dr Simon Khela.

Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a common allergic reaction that affects millions of people worldwide. It typically occurs when the immune system overreacts to allergens in the air. In h...

Here, highly experienced and distinguished London-based periodontist, Dr Sulaman Anwar, tells us how hay fever treatment can potentially adversely affect oral health as well as our smile.

Hay fever, a prevalent allergic condition affecting one in five individuals at some point in their lives, manifests through symptoms such as itchy, red, or watery eyes, as well as a runny nose and sne...

Allergies can develop in adults, even if they weren't a problem during childhood. Dr Raghu Raju, a renowned consultant in respiratory medicine and allergy, explains which are the common adult-onset al...

Hay fever is a very common affliction that can prove very annoying and painful if left untreated. In his latest online article, renowned consultant ENT surgeon Mr Kiran Varad explains in detail the st...

Affecting around one in every five people in the UK, allergic rhinitis can make allergy management even more difficult than it already is. Here to explain how it impacts children and young people is l...