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  • claire1a
    claire1a Posts: 106 Forumite
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    flea72, no I haven't. We have moved around quite a bit, been here now for almost 2 years and have had hayfever for 10 years.

    It's definitely pollen in spring and summer. Rapeseed and sunflowers are a killer. But it can last through the autumn (fungas pores?) and I will also get the odd day in the winter. It makes no sense. It doesn't help that we live a bit out in the sticks.

    If I'm allergic to something in the environment there's not a right lot I can do about it. Hayfever runs in the family but my sister's has more or less stopped so I'm hoping I'll be the same in a few years.


    I too thought I had year round hayfever without really knowing what was going on until I had to go for allergy testing. Showed up that I am allergic to dust mites!!!!!!!!!! might be worth looking into?
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