PUBLISHED - 01 March, 2012
Don't let hayfever
get you down
expert advice
From early spring until late summer, grass and pollen counts are high, causing itchy, gritty eyes, streaming and blocked noses, sneezing, sore throats and wheezing for millions of hayfever sufferers.
To ease symptoms...
- Stay inside during the early morning and evening
- Keep windows closed
- Wear wraparound sunglasses to stop pollen entering via the eyes
- Use a decongestant or an antihistamine
Over-the-counter treatments
Hayfever doesn't just make your life difficult; it can affect your lifestyle
Hayfever doesn't just make your life difficult; it can also affect your lifestyle. There are a number of effective treatments available without prescription and our pharmacists will give you advice on which will suit you best.
- For those who drive frequently, or for children taking exams, for example, you need to make sure you use products that don't make you drowsy.
- Some sufferers will benefit most from nasal sprays or eye drops.
- Use syrups for young children who can't swallow tablets
The Co-operative Pharmacy has a range of hayfever remedies
– visit your local branch or take a look at all the latest offers.
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