I regularly experience lots of catarrh in the back of my throat. Could this be an allergy symptom?

Catarrh can indeed become problematic when you have an allergy. When the body comes into contact with an allergen more mucus is produced in an attempt to trap it and get rid of it. This leads to a runny nose, also known as catarrh.

To address this problem, and a range of other symptoms associated with allergies, I’d recommend trying our Pollinosan Hayfever Tablets. These are made from a mix of tropical herbs and provide relief from the likes of congestions and itchy eyes.

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