Hay fever: Buying the 'wrong' antihistamine could make symptoms 'worse' warns professor
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HAY FEVER season is well underway in the UK and the usual spate of symptoms are starting to cause Britons grief. What many people do not know is that you can buy the “wrong” antihistamine and it can make your symptoms “worse”, warns hay fever specialist Professor Fox on ITV’s This Morning.

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