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Hay Fever remedies suggested by our users
Hay Fever also known as nasal allergies, pollinosis or seasonal allergic rhinitis is a collection of symptoms. Hay fever is an allergy to dust, pollen or dander in the air. It mainly causes allergy to the eyes and nose. Hay fever is seasonal; however it can last throughout the year if the allergens are present in the air throughout the year. Spring and fall are the two main seasons for hay fever.
Hay Fever Symptoms
Some of the symptoms of hay fever are as follows
Coughing,
Headache,
Itching of nose, mouth, eyes, throat, ear and skin,
Red and watery eyes,
Runny and stuffy nose,
Impaired smell,
Sneezing,
Sore throat,
Wheezing,
Fatigue and trouble in sleeping
Hay Fever Symptoms, Causes, Remedy and Diet
Allergens in the body
Hay fever is caused when the allergens enter our body. Hay fever allergens are airborne substances that enter our mouth, nose, throat, and lungs. Pollens are the most common hay fever allergen. They are the male sex cell of a plant. Wind carries these pollens to other plants of same species. Our immune system reacts to these allergens and produces an antibody, immunoglobulin E (IgE) to resist it. This IgE releases certain chemicals like histamine, to flush the pollen out of the airways.
Hay Fever home remedies and natural cures, Questions and answers
Use of honey and petroleum jelly
Add some honey to boiled minced grapefruit and lemon. Have this solution three times a day. To stop irritation in your nose, apply little petroleum jelly inside your nose. Boil chamomile in water and inhale fumes from the water.
Hay Fever : Home Remedies suggested by users
Hay Fever Diet
Eat a clean, healthy and balanced diet. Include vitamin C in your diet. Avoid flour, sugar, salt and dairy products for one week. Drink plenty of filtered water and herbal tea. Eat good quality protein.
Other Suggestions for Hay Fever
Avoid going out early in the morning or late in the evening. At this time pollen count in air is comparatively more. Avoid using nasal spray continuously for three days. It may increase congestion of nose. Avoid smoking and air pollutants.
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hay fever
suggested by sharuk on Sunday, September 2, 2007
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| take boil water , put some fenugreek seeds seed and some holy basil leaf, boil it and take it several time,fever will come down , put cold pack on forhead and on stomach , and sleep on right hand .. |
Manage your hayfever
suggested by clay on Friday, June 29, 2007
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| I've suffered from the effects of hayfever more most of my life. The best remedy for me is to combine lemon, honey, pollen and a local extract. Mix 2 tablespoons of LOCAL honey, 1/4 teaspoon of LOCAL pollen, 1/2 fresh squeezed lemon, and LOCAL herbal antihistamine extract. I live in Northern California a I use a local nettle leaf ((urtica dioica) extract. I stir the ingredients in a cup and consume by the spoonful. I've used this remedy at the onset of symptoms. I cannot attest to its effects as a preventive but I believe that it, combined with Vit B would serve you well. |
hay fever
suggested by john on Sunday, May 13, 2007
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| i get realy bad hayfever every year and have used them all, honey with added pollen on toast or bread three months before the season starts once a day is working for me , it gets the body used to pollen
john |
Bye Bye Hayfever
suggested by Mallika on Wednesday, January 3, 2007
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| I suffered for couple of years with continuous sneezing / blocked and itchy nose. I was prescribed Nasaleze powder spray used it for 3 days only and it amazingly worked.Im breathing freely and have a good night sleep. |
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