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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
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Hay Fever: Why Symptoms Are So Bad This Year And What To Do About It
Hay fever can be annoying at the best of times. But this year, many people are reporting their usual symptoms are worse than ever before with their normal go-to remedies doing little to provide relief.
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Summer Diseases: 7 Common Diseases Summer Heat Might Cause & How To Prevent Them
Summer Diseases: We discuss the 7 most common diseases you may be prone to during summer. Their causes and how to prevent them altogether.
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Asthma And Hay Fever May Increase Your Risk Of Mental Disorders; Everything You Need To Know About Hay Fevers
Recent studies warn that hay fevers and asthma are likely to increase your risk of mental disorders. Here's everything you need to know about hay fevers.
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Seasonal Allergy: 5 Tips You Should Follow to Keep Allergies Under Control
Spring season is here, which also means that seasonal allergies are going to be on the rise among those who are susceptible to it. Here are 5 tips to fight allergies.
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Thumb-Sucking, Nail-Biting Can Actually Keep Allergies at Bay
The findings showed that children with both thumb-sucking or nail-biting habits were less likely to be allergic to things such as house dust mites, grass, cats, dogs, horses or airborne fungi.
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Surgery for hay fever shows promise
Radiofrequency (RF) surgery appears to help people with hay fever when drugs fail - even up to five years after the procedure.
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Acupuncture for hay fever sufferers
Acupuncture added to standard treatment helps improve quality of life in people with hay fever.
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Acupuncture for hay fever symptoms
Hay fever sufferers might find some extra relief by adding acupuncture to their treatment plan.
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Swimming in pools and hay fever risk
Children who go to swimming pools on a regular basis may be at risk for developing hay fever in adulthood.
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Regular exercise lowers hay fever risk in children
Regular exercise provides protection from the sniffs and sneezes of hay fever in children.
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Nasal filters prevent hay fever symptoms
Filters worn in the nostrils and designed to trap inhaled pollen are useful for preventing hay fever symptoms during allergy season.
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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
-
Hay Fever: Why Symptoms Are So Bad This Year And What To Do About It
Hay fever can be annoying at the best of times. But this year, many people are reporting their usual symptoms are worse than ever before with their normal go-to remedies doing little to provide relief.
-
Summer Diseases: 7 Common Diseases Summer Heat Might Cause & How To Prevent Them
Summer Diseases: We discuss the 7 most common diseases you may be prone to during summer. Their causes and how to prevent them altogether.
-
Asthma And Hay Fever May Increase Your Risk Of Mental Disorders; Everything You Need To Know About Hay Fevers
Recent studies warn that hay fevers and asthma are likely to increase your risk of mental disorders. Here's everything you need to know about hay fevers.
-
Seasonal Allergy: 5 Tips You Should Follow to Keep Allergies Under Control
Spring season is here, which also means that seasonal allergies are going to be on the rise among those who are susceptible to it. Here are 5 tips to fight allergies.
-
Thumb-Sucking, Nail-Biting Can Actually Keep Allergies at Bay
The findings showed that children with both thumb-sucking or nail-biting habits were less likely to be allergic to things such as house dust mites, grass, cats, dogs, horses or airborne fungi.
-
Surgery for hay fever shows promise
Radiofrequency (RF) surgery appears to help people with hay fever when drugs fail - even up to five years after the procedure.
-
Acupuncture for hay fever sufferers
Acupuncture added to standard treatment helps improve quality of life in people with hay fever.
-
Acupuncture for hay fever symptoms
Hay fever sufferers might find some extra relief by adding acupuncture to their treatment plan.
-
Swimming in pools and hay fever risk
Children who go to swimming pools on a regular basis may be at risk for developing hay fever in adulthood.
-
Regular exercise lowers hay fever risk in children
Regular exercise provides protection from the sniffs and sneezes of hay fever in children.
-
Nasal filters prevent hay fever symptoms
Filters worn in the nostrils and designed to trap inhaled pollen are useful for preventing hay fever symptoms during allergy season.
