How To Handle Hay Fever

Flowers are blooming, bees are buzzing and your eyes are watering.

Hay fever is an allergic reaction to environmental allergens, it's most commonly caused by pollens in Spring. That said, hay fever can occur at any time of the year. Everyone's excited because Winter is gone and flowers and sunshine and happiness are on their way. Meanwhile, you don't want to know about it unless they've invented a cure for hay fever.

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Nasal Sprays

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Nasal sprays help big time and help make breathing so much easier when it's hay fever season. Ask your doctor or pharmacist what one is best for you.

Antihistamines

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Antihistamines can help with the sneezing and itching. There's the sedative kind and the non-sedative kind. Choose accordingly (i.e ask your doctor or pharmacist).

Bring tissues with you EVERYWHERE.

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Wherever you may go bring tissues. A running nose and sneezing fit can strike at anytime. BE PREPARED.

Eye drops

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If your eyes are super itchy, swollen or runny eye drops can help you out. Check with your doctor or pharmacist first though.

"Stop being so dramatic"

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Immediately cut anyone out of your life who doesn't suffer hay fever and says this. You don't need that kind of negativity.

Stay Indoors

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Just resign yourself to the fact that you're basically screwed for the next few weeks and avoid all outdoor activities.