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If you have hay fever we can help with:
The symptoms:
Depending on which type of pollen you're allergic to, you may experience hay fever symptoms at different times.
In the UK, the pollen count season is usually separated into three periods:
The most effective way to control hay fever would be to avoid exposure to pollen.
With there being no cure for it, but most people can tackle their symptoms with over-the-counter medication from their pharmacist. Treatments are available in different forms e.g. tablet, capsule, liquid, nasal spray and eye drops. Your local Lincolnshire Co-op pharmacist can recommend the most appropriate medication for you.
Visit your local Lincolnshire Co-op pharmacy for free advice today, or download the below booklet for more information.
Are you unsure whether your hay fever symptoms could be Covid-19? We've put together a handy blog to help you tell the difference. Check it out here.
Come rain or shine , hay fever is here and we’re on hand to nip those common hay fever myths in the bud.
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