Top 10 tips to prevent your hayfever sneezes this summer - air purifier

Summer.
The season of sunshine, seawater and sneezing.
For 376,000 Irish people with asthma and hayfever, the garden could be the ultimate health hazard for them.
In Ireland, one in every five people is infected with Hayfever, which brings irritating symptoms such as itchy eyes, runny nose and headache.
This may be more serious for asthma patients who also have hayfever --
Could lead to flash-
Their asthma symptoms have increased, leading to asthma attacks in some cases.
At the time of this weekend's bloom, the Asthma Society and Dyson Ireland are promoting practical advice to help gardeners protect themselves from summer runny noses.
Sarah O'Connor, CEO of the Irish asthma Association, said: "People with asthma and hayfever usually have to make major lifestyle changes in order to stay healthy.
When it comes to outdoor activities such as gardening, hiking, or family outings, these changes tend to be overwhelming and many people may feel that the quality of life is affected.
"Fortunately, the small measures add up.
Our list of practical suggestions is designed to help people with asthma and hayfever enjoy their garden and outdoor life without having to make significant sacrifices while staying healthy and avoiding any asthma attacks --
Ups provides you with help and support for managing asthma and hayfever by calling our free nurse Adviceline 44 54 64 on 1800.
Here are their top ten suggestions: 1.
The pollen prediction at the time of asthma was examined.
Before venturing out
If the amount of pollen in your area is high, try staying indoors. 2.
Close all the windows before gardening and remove the pollen and dust from the house. 3.
Wear surround sunglasses to prevent pollen from entering your eyes. 4.
Place Vaseline around the nostrils to catch pollen. 5.
Make sure your asthma is well controlled and take regular preventive drugs as specified. 6.
Wear a hat to prevent pollen from being caught on your hair and brush your hair after gardening. 7.
If you have been outside for a long time, shower, wash your hair and change your clothes. 8.
If your skin is allergic, keep the cover of your hands, arms and legs when gardening. 9.
Pollen can be attached to animal fur.
During the hayfever season, keep furry pets out of the door and wash or bathe outdoors to remove pollen from fur. 10.
Using an air purifier indoors helps reduce allergens in indoor air, even if the amount of pollen is HIGH outdoors.