Listen: advice for managing hayfever symptoms

The sunshine may be out and a time for barbequing, hanging out by the pool and spending time in the park is in full swing for many, however a large number of hay fever sufferers are being prevented from having a good time and staying at home.

New research commissioned by Dymista® CONTROL of moderate to severe UK hay fever sufferers revealed fifty five percent said their symptoms have caused them to miss personal life milestones and celebrations, professional commitments or watching and playing sport.

While during peak seasons, over a third of adults have to cancel plans on a weekly or monthly basis with the main reasons cited as symptoms preventing enjoyment and being too difficult to manage.

Aston spoke to GP & allergy specialist Dr Helen Evans-Howells.