Hay Fever Sufferers Told 'Don't Take' Kenalog Drugs Amid Safety Fears

Anyone with hay fever told 'don't take Kenalog' over serious safety concerns - The Mirror

The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) said people should not buy Kenalog, which can be advertised on social media sites or by salons and beauty clinics

Hay fever sufferers told 'don't take' Kenalog drugs amid safety fears

NHS no longer prescribes or administers treatment as the potential risks do not justify the benefits that people may gain

Is it legal to drive after taking hay fever tablets?

Do you welcome in the summer months with a sneeze? If you suffer with hay fever, bear in mind that taking medication could mean you risk prosecution or even a driving ban. You have been warned. The same traffic laws apply to over-the-counter drugs as illegal substances. If your driving is impaired by the hay fever medicine, you could end up with a criminal record. Ann there’s the risk of causing an accident, too. Neil Worth, road safety officer …