Pollen counts across the UK are on the rise and hay fever sufferers are braced for the season ahead. Data suggests that hay fever affects one in five adults and children across the nation.

When there’s a yellow coating covering every surface outside, and maybe even a yellow haze in the sky, the symptoms that come from hay fever might be emerging soon (if they haven't already).

Hay fever and warm weather often arrive as an unwelcome duo. While it might seem like sunshine lifts the nation's spirits, hay fever sufferers might be feeling more irritable, tired, or downright ...

As the familiar sounds of sneezing and sniffling echo around, many wonder if it's a common cold or the dreaded hay fever. With pollen levels on the rise, distinguishing between the two can be ...

The Met Office has issued red warnings to hay fever sufferers in much of the UK for this week. It says there will be a very high or high birch and ash pollen count on most days until at least ...

However, this effort led to a hay fever crisis, which was first noticed in 1964. By the 1990s, allergic reactions became widespread, leading the government to initiate research on low-pollen trees and ...

A pharmacist has offered five tips to safeguard against hay fever as a "pollen bomb" descends on the UK, causing discomfort for millions. The expert emphasises that preparation "is key" in ...

Adults who have never had hay fever before are suddenly finding themselves sneezing their way through spring and summer. It is estimated that 20 per cent of Brits suffer from hay fever ...

"Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, occurs when your immune system overreacts to harmless substances like pollen," he said. Also speaking to Newsweek about the role of the mast cell ...

But while we're excited for the reappearance of T-shirt weather, we're also wondering if the unseasonably warm weather could have an impact on hay fever symptoms, particularly as Allergy UK says it ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Millions of Brits are bracing themselves for a spike in hay fever symptoms this week as a "pollen bomb" hits the UK. And with a "Pollen Bomb ...

Hay fever, which affects nearly ten million Brits, shares symptoms with the deadly coronavirus. However, unlike hay fever, COVID-19 is highly contagious and can lead to severe health complications ...