Customer Service Help Site Map Contact Us Store Locator About Us Employment Hay Fever Hay fever is the common name for allergic rhinitis - an exaggerated reaction of the body's immune system to usually harmless agents like airborne pollen and spores, animal dander, and dust. When inhaled by hypersensitive people, these allergens trigger the immune system. This in turn alerts the body to produce antibodies to fight off the foreign substance.
Allergies often occur seasonally when grasses grow and flowers bloom.
Sneezing attacks - some episodes can reach ten to twenty sneezes in a row. Earaches and headaches from congestio. Eye tenderness and light sensitivity. Difficulty breathing, usually by sufferers of asthma or other respiratory problems. Distortion of the bones in the face due to constant swelling and pressure in the nasal cavity.