Demographics
Between the 22nd and 24th of March 2013 1,079 members of the goo Research online monitor group completed a private internet-based questionnaire. 52.9% of the sample were male, 16.2% in their teens, 18.4% in their twenties, 21.5% in their thirties, 16.2% in their forties, 15.7% in their fifties, and 12.0% aged sixty or older.
My hayfever is a little funny this year ? I had a horrendous hayfever-like reaction to something at the end of December last year, but despite this year having elevated levels of pollen, all I had was a mildly blocked nose and gentle sneezing. Instead of having to beat the ENT doctor?s door down at the start of March as usual, this time I just went as I had a free afternoon at the end of March, and the doctor seemed surprised that my nose was showing few signs of irritation, so he did a blood test for allergen markers, but I still haven?t got round to picking up the results.
Here?s a link to an online pollen forecast for my prefecture. The pink/purple mark is for ?exceptionally large amounts?.
Research results
Read more on: goo research,hayfeverQ1: Do you have hayfever? (Sample size=1,079)
Yes (to SQs) 45.1% No 44.1% Can?t say 10.8% Q1SQ1: Do you get depressed when the hayfever season comes? (Sample size=487)
Q1SQ2: What measures do you take to lessen your hayfever? (Sample size=487, multiple answer)
Wear a mask 77.6% Use eye drops 65.1% Swallow medicine, use nasal spray 53.6% Wash face, do nasal irrigation 17.9% Wear glasses, goggles 16.6% Other 3.5% Q1SQ3: Which of the following sources do you check for pollen density forecasts? (Sample size=487, multiple answer)
Television news 67.4% Newspaper 17.9% Weather web site 16.8% Smartphone app 10.1% Other 0.4% Don?t check any of them 22.6%
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