Hay fever rarely affects babies aged under two years, but after that age it becomes more common and often goes hand in hand with other allergies such as asthma and eczema.Snmeezing, watering eyes, snoring and mouth-breathing are all telltale signs

A. Generally, it is best to avoid taking hay fever medicine if you’re expecting. However, the older, sedating antihistamines are usually considered safe during pregnancy but, because they can cause drowsiness, take care.Avoid the newer, non

A survey of over 60,000 mothers from Denmark has revealed that daily consumption of low-fat yoghurt during pregnancy increased the chances of asthma in their children by 1.6 times. It also almost doubled the chances of their children contracting hay

in the low doses that are in these remedies, but it is always best to follow the manufacturer’s advice.”7. Hay feverHay fever, also known as seasonal allergic rhinitis, is an increasingly common allergic reaction to pollen, affecting one in five people

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conjunctivitis due to hay fever, wearing wrap-around sunglasses can help. Irritant conjunctivitis will clear up once the irritant is removed. Your child may feel more comfortable wearing goggles when swimming and using perfume-free shampoo.If your child complains

to an allergen, such as dust or pollen, though it's not always caused by this and only one in ten children with eczema has a good allergy that makes it worse. It runs in families and is more common in people with asthma or hay fever, or where one or both parents