is hayfever more prevalent during springtime?
553666
yes it is because thats when i get it.i get  affected by cut grass mainly,makes your eyes water and really irritates the nose!Also too much pollen!it usually starts around may time until the end of summer,i think!
102887
You might want to check with a doctor, it may be a sinus infection if you have allergies all year round. I constantly get them.
1002476
Mine seems to work best in March, April, May.  I "glow" in the spring.  It's very individual.
226605
mine do this with allergies, too. i feel for you, really, i do. i'm allergic to allergy pills; they make me want to kill people. (allergic to antihistimines and decongestants also pain killers and muscle relaxers) \n\navoid chamomile!!! it is a cousin to hayfever stuff and pollen.   avoid at all cost if you have 'hayfever'\n\ntry chilled cucumber slices on your eyes. or go to the health food store and have someone there help you with a homeopathic remedy for your symptoms.
956759
I live in northeast Alabama and I have bad seasonal allergies and right now I am doing the best I've done all year. I don't know what could be blooming right now over there I think that most everything is dead now. I wonder if your having indoor allergy problems. It could be mold.
185733
id say start at the end of march or begining of april.. thats usually when the water also starts to warm more
970669
winter flare up applies to eczema and asthma which flare up during cold climates they can be prevented by taking preventive meassures and proper medications
308433
Spring or fall  - If its in the summer, you might have tan lines and in the winter the extra cold is kind of a shock (you lose a lot of heat through your head with out the hair there)\n\n---In response to the person below - it can actually heat you more in the summer.  With the sun beating down on you without at least a little hair there, your head will actually heat more.
841729
When Spring is in the air
1138636
Special consideration is given for things like broken limbs, bereavement, parents splitting up etc'. Trying to gain special attention for 'regular' hayfever will probably be frowned on, and to be honest is the kind of thing the papers use to discredit the school system.\n\nI would recomment getting some prescription strength allergy tabs like the other 20% of students taking the exams this year who suffer from severe hayfever.\n\nSorry, but those are the facts.
57953
Yes there is.\n\n30-40% of female asthmatics have increased asthma symptoms during the premenstrual and/or menstrual period.
285259
If I am not mistaken its the spring time for breeding
443059
Talanol is good, and I bet you, it is this weather. A lot people that I know have the same flue right now at this time of the season.
234918
Tomorrow is my Mom's birthday, and we are also having a baby shower for my daughter, so it is going to be a very busy day! \n  Incidentally, up here in the mountains, it doesn't seem like spring at all! :(  Most of us will probably start celebrating spring Tuesday, when the weather is supposed to warm up!.
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Keep a journal of when and where you experience these symptoms.  That will help enormously.  \n\nThere's always the chance that you are being exposed to an allergen that you weren't tested for.  Seeing that the medications aren't helping either... this theory probably is off-base.\n\nI'm leaning to the following differential diagnoses:\n1.  Dry environment:  Low humidity can cause these symptoms in some people.\n\n2.  Chemical reaction:  Maybe you are being exposed to some chemical.  Floor wax does it to me.\n\n3.  Changes in the barometric pressure:  Some people experience these symptoms with sudden drops in barometric pressure.  Do they occur right before a rain/snowstorm? or on overcast days?\n\nMy guess is the barometric pressure.  Do you suffer headaches/sinus pressure with these symptoms as well?\n\nWARNING:  many people are suggesting natural healers/homeopaths/alternative medicine.  Word to the wise:  most of these things are total quackery.  There is little (if ANY) evidence to support their practice. \n\nKeep the journal and good luck!
732792
The body is warmer during periods so what you are getting is normal
1028360
Hayfever is triggered when your immune system reacts to something that it shouldn't i.e. pollen.  You need to take anti-inflammatory substances to reduce the inflammation response that is produced by the immune system when you are exposed to pollen.  There is not one straight answer because everybody is different, but omega 3 fatty acids from oily fish, nuts and seeds, and from taking a good quality fish oil (not cod liver oil) is likely to help.  Also vitamin C, and quercetin are important as they are anti inflammatory, as is curcumin.   You can get these nutrients from food, but you need them at therapeutic levels so it is recommended that you take them in supplement forms.  Ask at your local independant health shop.....