Evidence-based guide for living with allergies

Breathe easier.
Understand, treat and manage allergic rhinitis.

Clear, evidence-based information on symptoms, triggers, treatments and prevention — plus practical tools to take control of your allergies.

400M+
people worldwide live with allergic rhinitis
10–30%
of adults affected
20+ days
longer pollen seasons now last on average
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Understand the basics

Allergic rhinitis explained in plain language

Whether it is called hay fever, seasonal allergy or simply “the allergies”, the condition is very common — and very treatable.

What is it?

An inflammation of the nasal lining triggered by allergens such as pollen, dust mites, pet dander or mould.

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Common symptoms

Sneezing bursts, runny or blocked nose, itching, and watery, red eyes — often worse at certain times of year.

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Causes & triggers

Tree, grass and weed pollen, dust mites, pet dander, mould and cockroaches — and how to reduce your exposure.

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Know your season

What is in the air near you?

Choose your region to see which allergens are high this month — tree, grass and weed pollen and mould at a glance.

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Not sure if it's allergies?

A quick self-assessment with a personalised next-step plan.

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Start tracking your allergy days

Log symptoms daily and watch your weekly pattern take shape.