Surviving Hay Fever: Top Tips from a Leading Allergy Specialist | This Morning
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- With reports of a 'pollen bomb' said to have hit the UK this week, allergy expert Professor Helen Brough - who works for the largest NHS allergy service in the UK - explains why the 'very high' grass pollen levels trigger sneezing, runny noses and itchy eyes in millions of hay fever sufferers - and the most effective treatments.
Broadcast on 05/06/2024
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I used Allevia (imo, more effective than Clarityn and Benadryl). I also take Beconase nasal spray, and Optrex double action hydrating eye drops. It's also good to lightly coat the inside of your nostrils with vaseline to trap any pollen from going up your nose.
She is a very good doctor and giving useful tips thanks
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I’m allergic to grass and trees and what makes it worse is I’m allergic to anti histamines!!
have you tried the hayfever jab? you have to have it privately but worth every penny
@@na16318-uk Gosh that's interesting - what is it called? That sounds great!
@@na16318-uk trying to find somewhere that does it
Oh dear that’s awful
Be careful of nasal sprays ...read somewhere that it can be detrimental especially over prolonged periods.
3 treatments of the Bowen technique deals with hat fever symptoms for a whole season.
My son has the most terrible debilitating hay fever and after 3 treatments it was no existent .
Black seed oil is also brilliant
Going on holiday to Turkey , 1 week of sea and sun gets rid of hayfever for whole year . Sea water up ur nose is the best.
Then you don't actually have hayfever if that's the case
@@thehop639 I do bruh, sea water up ur sinuses is the best natural remedy. And Turkey doesn’t have high pollen because it’s more dry. Also more bees. London is way too green and has a lack of bees.
Apple cider vinegar with a tablespoon of honey.
Clove is very good too. 2 cloves a day. Also pink salt