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Article: Summer sneezes and sniffles Spring is the sneezy season for 15million people in Britain alone. With the pollen count rising, Alastair Plumb takes a look at hay fever symptoms and remedies, and asks why it is on the increase
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- Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK)
- Article date:
- April 14, 2007
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Spring is the sneezy season for 15million people in Britain alone.
With the pollen count rising, Alastair Plumb takes a look at hay
fever symptoms and remedies, and asks why it is on the increase
When British summer time began a few weeks ago, the clocks went
forward and already, as the first signs of proper sunshine arrive,
people up and down the country are flocking to parks and beaches to
soak up every drop of balmy warmth.
Unfortunately, it won't be picnics in the park and weekends in the
country for everybody this spring.
For many, the sight of blossom on the trees and flowers in bloom
fills them with dread. Spring for some simply means hay fever and all
the bunged-up sniffles that go ...