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5 days agoHay fever misery does last longer - here is how to cope
Climate change has extended the pollen season for hay fever sufferers by up to two weeks compared to the 1990s.
Alongside the obvious nasal hairs that a few people choose to trim, all of us have cilia, or microscopic hairs in our noses that can move and sense things of their own accord. And so if anything gets trapped by the cilia, that triggers a reaction to your nerve endings that says: Right, let's get rid of this.' And that triggers a sneeze.
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