Hay Fever

Hay Fever is a type of allergy, the occurrence of which is associated with the impact of plant pollen on the human body. The main manifestation of this type of allergy is inflammation of the nasal mucosa and sometimes the conjunctiva (vernal conjunctivitis).

Symptoms of hay fever include frequent sneezing, a watery or stuffy nose, and watery eyes due to the release of histamine. Often in this case, patients are helped by taking antihistamines.

If it is possible to identify a specific allergen, then it becomes possible to carry out desensitization.

The medical name for this disease is allergic rhinitis.

Senna (hay fever) is a type of allergy that occurs as a result of exposure to plant pollen. The main symptom of senna is inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose and sometimes the conjunctiva of the eye (vernal conjunctivis). Other symptoms include frequent sneezing, watery discharge

Fever or hay sickness is the name given to seasonal allergies to pollen. The disease is often accompanied by attacks of sneezing, profuse lacrimation and runny nose, and less often - sore throat or asthmatic spasm in the bronchi. It can last several months a year. Often an allergic reaction is caused by one or two types of herbs. Allergy