Warning issued to asthma and hay fever sufferers as temperatures to hit 22C - a good air purifier

Irian warned that the amount of pollen in Ireland will be high in the next few days.
"As the temperature is dry, stable and warmer in the next few days, the risk of tree pollen will rise to a high level in all areas," the forecasters said . ".
However, the risk of grass and weed pollen will be low.
This weekend, the country will have 20 to 22 degrees of sunshine and temperature.
The weather is clear and dry on Saturday and Sunday.
The temperature will soar to 17 degrees Celsius tomorrow, and it will soar to 22 degrees Celsius on Friday.
People are urging patients with asthma and pollen fever to start taking preventive measures.
Sarah O'Connor, CEO of the Irish asthma Association, said: "People with hayfever really need to start their hayfever management now, especially those with hayfever and asthma.
People with asthma have hayfever on 80 pcs.
She added: "Hayfever is seriously misunderstood in Ireland, and when you mention it, people usually think you're a suspected patient or just a complainer.
As a patient with hayfever, I can prove that it is a very weak disease that makes you feel very painful and uncomfortable.
"The constant runny nose, itchy eyes and sneezing make me distracted. the headaches and fatigue that accompany me always let me really cross the summer month.
For me, it's like flu all summer.
Hayfever makes it difficult for people to focus, not to mention making themselves
Have awareness at work or in the company.
"Tips for survival hayfever season from the asthma Association: talk to a doctor or pharmacist about taking medication to prevent/reduce symptoms.
Don't wait until you are not feeling well.
Keep the bedroom windows closed at night and keep the windows and doors closed when the pollen count is high. Stay indoors as much as possible on high pollen day. Stay away from the grass, especially when the grass is freshly cut, apply Vaseline around the nostrils to catch pollen. Wear surround sunglasses to stop pollen from entering your eyes. Shower, if you are outside, wash your hair and change clothes to avoid drying clothes outdoors for a long time, or shake them outdoors before bringing them in. Minimize your contact with pets that may carry pollen outdoors built in-