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Pravalin Nasal Spray

Published by Rashid Hussain on May 12th, 2011 - in HayFever

Prevalin™ relieves the symptoms of hay fever in the nose and eyes
without causing side effects.

Once shaken Prevalin™ becomes a liquid that can be easily sprayed into the nose.
It then forms a stable and impermeable microgel barrier blocking the allergens from
irritating the nasal mucosa and causing symptoms.

Prevalin™’s triple action formula ensures an effective treatment preventing
pollen from irritating the mast cells and releasing histamines:

Prevalin™’s patented formula contains specific ingredients that uniquely
deactivate pollen in the nose so it cannot irritate the nasal mucosa.

Prevalin™’s microgel formula then forms an impermeable layer on the mucosa
for protection against pollen irritation.

Prevalin™ also stimulates the clearance of pollen from the body.

Hayfever: What Epharmacy Online Recommends

Published by Rashid Hussain on May 5th, 2011 - in HayFever

The Summer is Coming….

People suffer from sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose. Why?

Allergy to pollen is the answer. There no is cure. But we can prevent ourselves.

Hayfever is a form of allergic rhinitis, this is caused by pollen or spores. Pollen inflames the inside of your nose. It causes, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes. Hayfever usually occurs in the summer months when there is more pollen in the air, beauce of tree, grass, plants release pollen as part of their reproductive process. People with hayfever can experience symptoms at different times of the year. As some people are allergic to different types of pollen.

Hayfever can be classified into two categories:

Intermittent – Symptoms are present for up to four days a week, or for up to four weeks in a row

Persistent – Symptoms are present for more than four days a week, or for more than four weeks in a row.

The symptoms of hay fever occur when the immune system (the body’s defence system) overreacts to a normally harmless substance, in this case pollen. When the body comes into contact with pollen, cells in the lining of the nose, mouth and eyes release a chemical called histamine. This triggers the symptoms of an allergic reaction.

How common is it?

Hay fever is a common condition that affects around 20% of people in the UK. Hay fever is more likely if there is a family history of allergies, particularly asthma or eczema. In England, there may be over 10 million people with hay fever.