Do it nicely: more sex helps against hay fever

From those red eyes, a sneeze attack or a tickly throat: hay fever is no joke. Especially not now, when everyone immediately thinks you have corona if you sniffle once.

But there is a medicine, it turns out. And the medicine is more fun than any pill. Researchers at the Iranian Tabiz Medical University have concluded that sex can alleviate the symptoms of pollen allergies. In other words: a good romp helps against hay fever, according to science. How does it work? Through sex, certain blood vessels are constricted, allowing you to breathe better through your nose and your eyes stop watering. Well, you won't completely get rid of your hay fever when you have sex, but trying it can't hurt in any case.

One of the researchers, neurologist Sina Zarrintan, explains: ‘You can do it as often as you want. Because it might just alleviate your complaints. And if you really suffer from hay fever, well, then you can increase the quantity of sex you have. If your symptoms are really extreme, we recommend having sex.’ A colleague of his sees some obstacles: ‘It's not available and usable all day long, like a nasal spray. And if you're single, then you have extra bad luck. So extra bad luck.’.

By the way, medications for hay fever are not always very beneficial for your sex life. Because some medication can cause you to become drier, making it harder for a woman to enjoy a sexual encounter. Antihistamines, for example, dry out the mucous membranes so that you don't walk around with a runny nose forever, but it dries you out more than you'd like, even down under... vagina Well. One in five Dutch people suffers from hay fever, so if all those smart people

want to try something that they haven't found in the pharmacy or drugstore: you know what you have to do. Dutch people have sex an average of three times a month, so that can be better if you want to get rid of your itchy eyes. Just do it, okay? And thank us later. Metro UK.

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