Yes, it's that time of the year again - neighbours are out in the sunshine cutting grass and hedges and noodle can't stop sneezing!

*achooooooooooo*

Awww you poor thing. I am not usually too bad until the end of May ish. Hope you're not too badly affected

Same

Aww *hugs Noodle* and *sprays anti hayfever grrr mist*

Welcome to the club.

Spring is busting out all aover and so are my eyes and nose. Then there's the oil-seed rape to deal with.

I start to think that I can put washing on the line, then have to rewash all my bits as they make my face itch.

I don't get it

My sister does though...

I get it around May-June = i.e. exam period. It depends on the year how bad it is... last year was tolerable, but the year before was absolutely horrible!

Think thats bad, well........ i have it all year round! we live near a wood and so theres lots of pollen! ive had it since i was 2!! i have to take a pill every morning and night and in total 8 doses of nasal spray every day! its rubbish

That's awful! I thought 5 months of sneezing was bad. Then again, I seem to have a series of colds in the winter so I sneeze all winter as well as all sumer.

I didn't have hay fever - ever - till about 5 years ago. Now I get it from about the third week of March till the end of April - the tree pollen time. It's ghastly! I'm just hoping that it doesn't spread to include the whole spring and summer eventually!

*Reminds herself to visit chemist and get hay fever spray.

Hope everyone's hay fever isn't too bad!

Poor noodle.

Got mine 3 days ago and will get much worse in the months to come. I prefer spring. Eyes teared like crazy on the 1st day. :*(

VN

I don;t get it. I had it once for one day, coz one eye was streaming, one nostril running and I kep sneezing. If it was a cold, I usually get a bark of a cough too, so I presumed it was hay fever, coz i took something and it went away!

I get it most of the time except Autumn.

I don't often get hay fever, but two years ago it was horrendous!

I was doing my final teaching practice on my PGCE and my eyes were streaming all day - I was basically in tears all day. The children soon got used to it, but when I was observed, my lecturer from uni thought I was so nervous that I was crying the whole way through the observation!