Wiseman_Vaughn
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I've been fine until today - ffs what is it in early August?
HAY FEVER
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The_Big_Woodowski
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all depends on what your allergic too. Mine has been awful and always is till late July.. have had no issues for about a week or so now...
Wiseman_Vaughn
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yeah it's odd - I've been completely ok until today
could be mugwort pollen:
www.ukallergy.com
Pollen allergy - peak seasons in the UK
Pollen allergy – peak seasons in the UK Seasonal allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hayfever, is caused by exposure to grass pollen, tree pollen and other plant pollen which is released into the air. In the UK pollen exposure is most common in the spring and summer months, but different...
Wiseman_Vaughn
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i feel like i've been mug-gedcould be mugwort pollen:
Pollen allergy - peak seasons in the UK
Pollen allergy – peak seasons in the UK Seasonal allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hayfever, is caused by exposure to grass pollen, tree pollen and other plant pollen which is released into the air. In the UK pollen exposure is most common in the spring and summer months, but different...
jeff_potato
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I often get a little burst in late July/early August and I wonder if it's because we get those few days of rain and things grow again.
I cut my grass yesterday and needed to change/clean myself like a Chernobyl roof cleaner, despite walking the dog with no sneezing for a couple of weeks.
I cut my grass yesterday and needed to change/clean myself like a Chernobyl roof cleaner, despite walking the dog with no sneezing for a couple of weeks.
