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Hay fever is eased by a cold compress

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AMELIA Mulley, 36, has suffered from hay fever for as long as she can remember. ‘My eyes become extremely puffy and itchy, which causes them to stream and turn blood-shot. If the pollen count is very high or if I am around freshly cut grass in summer, I also experience sneezing and headaches,’ explains the 36-year-old dog groomer. On a bad day, hay fever can stop her from going outside to enjoy the weather and quality time with friends and family. ‘I worry what I look like, too, as these symptoms heavily affect my appearance, knocking my confidence.’ Amelia (pictured right) says she has tried everything from antihistam­ines to creams and home remedies she read about online. Some mellowed her symptoms, but nothing has worked instantly. More recently a friend recommende­d a hay fever compress and Amelia says she now wouldn’t be without it. ‘After taking the compress straight from the fridge and placing the removable cover in cold water, I feel instant relief from my irritated and sore eyes. ‘I keep the compress on for as long as I feel necessary and after prolonged use it eases any headaches. It also gives me a rare chance to sit back and relax for 20 minutes. I can now go outdoors knowing that if I start to suffer with allergies, I have something at home that eases symptoms straight away.’ The reusable cold eye compress gives cooling relief to itchy eyelids and the surroundin­g area, helping to reduce inflammati­on, swelling and the general discomfort of allergy symptoms, hay fever symptoms, inflammati­on, puffy eyes, headaches/migraines, itchy eyes and swelling. It’s the perfect home remedy for burning, itchy and irritated eyes caused by allergies, so is ideal for the hay fever season. Store it in the fridge so that it’s ready for immediate use when needed.

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