Hay Fever Foggy Brain
In fact on the NHS hayfever page they note that feeling tired is one of the recognised symptoms alongside the following.
Hay fever foggy brain. Over the spring and summer trees grasses weeds and ragweed release their pollen. Hay fever also called allergic rhinitis causes cold-like signs and symptoms such as a runny nose itchy eyes congestion sneezing and sinus pressure. The fluid from the nose is usually clear.
Indeed a deficiency in BDNF has been linked to conditions including depression and Alzheimers. Pollen is a fine powder released by plants as part of their reproductive cycle. Now shes warning people not to ignore potentially serious.
According to the Met Office tree pollen season classically runs from late March to mid-May grass pollen season from mid-May to July and weed pollen season from June until SeptemberDespite what TS Eliot may have said the cruellest month will vary from person to person. They are typically slow-gorwing and are found near the centre of the brain. Hay fever is caused by an allergic response to outdoor or indoor allergens such as pollen dust mites or tiny flecks of skin and saliva shed by cats dogs and other animals with fur or.
Beth Frazer from Valley in Anglesey visited her GP three times. WHAT IS A COLLOID CYST. What we know as hay fever is known medically as allergic rhinitis.
Allergic rhinitis also known as hay fever is a type of inflammation in the nose that occurs when the immune system overreacts to allergens in the air. Could having hay fever be GOOD for your memory. Besides the usual sneezing coughing and itchy and watery eyes seasonal allergies can leave you with serious brain fog.
In actuality hay fever season is a bit of a misnomer - it all depends on what kind of pollen youre allergic to. Eventually I crashed with this debilitating brain fog stoned spaced out feeling where I couldnt focus on anything or hold onto a train of thought I also started to feel numbness and tingling in my left arm and feet. So eventually I caved visited the doctor and was diagnoised with mono.