Hay fever

[Bodd]

Have you noticed the subtle differences of the different times of year that you're effected depending on what plant or tree is releasing pollen

I honestly do not know.

I once went to the botanical Gardens in Singapore. It ruined me.

Ever now and then for what ever reason in this country I'll get a day I get hit hard. Same as what I did in Singapore I turn to my plan b..

A teaspoon of my own wee.... it does th trick.

 

[Bodd]

Gjdg

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Goodness me.

Do you mean it doesn't fall to the ground within two metres?

If pollen fell to the ground within two metres, plants wouldn't regenerate far, excepting that carried by insects and animals.

 

[EFLImpudence]

If pollen fell to the ground within two metres, plants wouldn't regenerate far, excepting that carried by insects and animals.

As usual, I think you have missed my point and sarcasm.

Soooooo - could it then be the same for viruses?

 

[JP_]

I have been suffering a bit in the last few days. As soon as the sun comes out I chirpily stroll outside, feeling positive, then start sneezing. Every year I get caught out, you'd think I'd have sussed it by now. Not too bad at the moment, but, it's only bloody February!

I went to Reading once, that almost killed me. No idea what they were doing there, must have been weaponising pollen or something

 

[EFLImpudence]

Have you been wearing a mask?

 

[JP_]

Not all the time, no

 

[HERTS P&D]

I heard that you should eat local honey.

Andy

 

[JP_]

Tried that, not convinced, but usually have a jar of Essex honey in the kitchen.

 

[Bodd]

I heard that you should eat local honey.

Andy

I met an Eskimo who swore that worked for his Hay fever

 

[HERTS P&D]

I met an Eskimo who swore that worked for his Hay fever

What, living in Essex?

Andy

 

[Bodd]

What, living in Essex?

Andy

West indies

 

[HERTS P&D]

Didn't he find it too hot over there?

Andy

 

[Bodd]

No..
He brought his own igloo.

 

[Doug99]

My son suffered badly from hey fever (grass) which made him practically house bound and no GP remedy seemed to work. A few years ago a private clinic was offering a steroid injection which did the trick. He now has his life back and looks forward to his annual jab.