Thank you Micheal!

I started to drink a type of herb tea called Nettle tea as I have the symptoms of hay fever. I have a runny and itchy nose. It stops after drinking the tea (it in this context is unclear as it could be referring to your nose or the tea - yes English can be confusing. I don't really want to take medicine so this is good for me. hay is the correct spelling. But hey and hay sound exactly the same when spoken - so this is not a bad effort. I have change "to drink herb tea called Nettle" to "a type of herb tea called Nettle tea" but you could also have written "to drink Nettle herb tea" . I changed "symptom" - meaning 1 sign to "symptoms" as you then write "runny AND itchy" so 2 symptoms. But in any case, English speakers would normally use "symptoms" rather than the singular. Keep up being courageous in your witing, I know that it takes courage to post here.