Nuage Hayfever & Allergen Barrier Balm

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Nasal sprays such as Pollinosan Luffa Nasal Spray, which can be used by children aged 6 years and over, are ideal if your children don’t like taking tablets. Nasal sprays can help to rinse and cleanse the nose of pollen and other allergens, and restore moisture in the nasal passages too, making the nose feel soothed and more comfortable. Tips to help reduce your child’s hayfever symptoms If you’re drying clothes indoors just keep an eye out for damp or mould developing, as this isn’t good for the respiratory system either! 7. Boost vitamin C intake

Colds also generally clear up within a few days, but hayfever symptoms can take several weeks/months before they disappear – they won’t go until the pollen does. There is a strong genetic link, so it’s common for hayfever to run in families. If either parent has allergies of any kind, then it is common for the child to also develop allergies including hayfever; however they don’t always necessarily develop the same onesThis herb can be found in Pollinosan Hayfever tablets, which are non-drowsy and can be used by children over the age of 12. For children between the ages of 2 and 12, you may wish to consider Luffa Complex tincture. Sunshine’ has had several colds over the winter which have inevitably lead to coughs and an aggravation of his asthma. Our allergy care at Holland & Barrett come in a variety of formats - from hayfever tablets to nasal sprays, our allergy care is of the highest quality and treat different types of allergies from grass and tree pollen to dust and animals. Many of our hayfever tablets are non drowsy and naturally relieve sneezing and itchy eyes, nose and throat. If you find your hay fever symptoms can't be managed with over the counter products, it's best to talk to your pharmacist or see your GP. Find out more with the NHS hay fever guide . Choosing preventative clothing for your child – Wearing a peak or large brimmed hat while outside can help, as it can help keep pollen from your child’s eyes and face. Wearing wrap-around sunglasses can also help stop pollen getting in their eyes. Sunglasses will also discourage rubbing, which could make sore eyes worse.

During the day pollen can get caught in your hair, so if you go straight to bed without washing it you’ll cover your pillow in pollen which you’ll then breathe in all night! When pollen enters the body of a hay fever sufferer, it triggers the production of histamine, which then creates all those unwanted symptoms. That’s why anti-histamines can help. (But histamines are the things in the brain which keep us alert, attentive and awake, which is why anti-histamines can make you drowsy). Thunder Fever These compounds produce specific benefits that can be different even in the same species depending upon when the plant was harvested, where it was grown, the method of extraction and many other factors. Hayfever is most commonly caused by grass pollen, although other pollens can also trigger the symptoms including weed pollen and tree pollen, such as birch, cypress, oak, plane and sweet chestnut trees. So how can I tell if my child has hayfever?We know it’s cruel, especially during summer, but all of the experts we spoke to for this piece confirmed that drinking alcohol worsens symptoms. Soak a clean flannel in cold water and place over the eyes for 10 minutes to reduce puffiness and soothe irritation. Do this several times a day for best effects. 9. Opt for herbal remedies! Leading nutritionist, Sarah Flower, has given HELLO! the lowdown on the best hay fever busting foods.