How Can I Prevent Hay Fever?

However, pollen is also produced by other plants, trees and flowers, tree pollen usually affects sufferers in early spring to late spring whilst nettles and docks (weed pollen) pollinate from early spring through until early autumn.

As the symptoms of hay fever occur at the same time or in the same season each year, it is also known as season allergic rhinitis.

Symptoms Of Hay Fever:

• Itchy nose
• Watery eyes
• Itchy throat
• Blocked nose
• Sneezing
• Headaches
• Aching face

These symptoms will vary from person to person, and in some instances, only nasal symptoms can occur whilst other suffers may only be affected by itchy and watery eyes.

Sometimes, the symptoms may be so severe that they affect sleep and interfere with school, studying or work.

Children who are school-age along with teenagers often develop hay fever, and, in many cases, the condition improves or goes away.

Hay fever can run in families and if you suffer from asthma or eczema, you are more likely to develop hay fever. Hay fever sufferers are also more likely develop asthma or eczema as well.

Why Installing a Ventilation Solution Could Reduce Your Hay Fever Symptoms

An effective ventilation systems can filter out larger particles, such as pollen, preventing them from entering the home. Having a ventilation system in place means there’s no need to open the window, which can cause a problem for those with pollen allergies. 

Some sufferers of seasonal health conditions, such as hay fever and pollen allergies, have noticed improvements in their condition when an effective ventilation system is fitted. A constant supply of filtered fresh air entering the home can help to control pollutants in the indoor atmosphere.

Our products can help alleviate the symptoms of hay fever by bringing in a constant flow of fresh, filtered, clean air into your home, reducing the allergens that are found in the air.