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CAN TECH BEAT THE SUMMER SNIFFLES?

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June 08, 2025

For hay fever sufferers, warm months can mean misery, but the latest gadgets could be your new best friend in the fight against allergies

Hay fever season is in full swing, with more than 10 million people across the UK suffering from the pesky pollen allergy. Symptoms can vary from a runny or blocked nose to itchy, red or watery eyes, fatigue and frequent sneezing. Symptoms are often worse from late March to September, particularly during warm, humid and windy conditions when the pollen count is at its peak.

There is no cure for hay fever, but treatments are available to help manage symptoms, with electronic devices such as air purifiers, fans and even vacuum cleaners, helping manage hay fever from the comfort of your home.

Dr Mohamed Najjar of Jorja Healthcare Group explains, “There are a number of ways that technology can help. For example, air purifiers can help reduce airborne particles, providing some relief.

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