The vaccine pills levels will be “very high” in multiple parts of the United Kingdom this week – the misery of the 13 million people of hay fever, with parts of the worst in the southeast
Those with hay fever were warned by MET office to anticipate “very high” pollen levels during the next few days.
With the start of the spring now well and the nature again in the flowers, many will take longer to enjoy the wonderful outdoor air. But for 13 million people who live with hay fever in the UK, this time of the year can be very uncomfortable. This is because the increasing amounts of pollen in the air can lead to a set of symptoms, including the AA gonorrhea, headache, water eyes and whistle cough. It is the tree pollen season at the present time, which means that if you suffer from these side effects recently, it is likely that this type of pollen.
According to Met Office, multiple parts of the UK will see a number of high vaccine this week, according to London reports.
On Monday, vaccine pill levels will work in Bersh and Ramad on “London” in London, southeast, east of Angelia and East Midlands. They will also be “high” in West Midlands.
It is expected that the levels of “moderate” pollen in the southwest, Wales, Northwest Ireland, Yorkshire and the northeast, are expected to be low in Scotland.
The vaccine pills levels will decrease slightly to “Alia” on Tuesday across most of the south, before rising again to “very high” on Thursday.
These are also expected to increase in some parts of the country later in the week, including the southwest, Wales and most of England, which will witness the increase in the number of pollen to “high” on Thursday.
Many people with straw fever find that antihistamine helps in their symptoms, although you should discuss your treatment with your general doctor if you have started experimenting with symptoms of hay fever, where there are some people who should not take them.
The British office predictors also warned to say “goodbye” to the sun from the wall to the wall this week, as the conditions take cold and a shelter significantly from the day after the last warm talisman.
“It is mixed fortunes throughout the United Kingdom – for some of us, we see a lot of rain, but for others, it will be a great day.
This is really the case for parts of East England, especially for East Angelia and Southeast England. A lot of sunlight to come here today, may turn cloudy for some time, but that will disappear again with some of the next late sunlight.
“But elsewhere, we see a privilege of rain that develops from eastern Scotland to northwestern England, and perhaps parts of Devon and Cornwall – a miserable day here.”
He said that the maximum temperatures on Monday will range from 18 ° C in London to 9C in the far north, with “a few points” of up to 20 degrees Celsius.
On Tuesday, the circumstances will witness their cold seasonal bases, as it decreased to 15 degrees Celsius in the south.
