AleAlert: Ragweed and mugwort are the main allergens in September
The start of autumn does not yet mark the end of the weed pollen season. Ragweed and mugwort continue to release pollen in September. Grass, sorrel, nettle, plantain and goosefoot pollen are also...
AleAlert: Nettle, mugwort and ragweed are in the air in August
August remains a challenging month for allergy sufferers. Nettle and mugwort pollen remain in the air, and as the month progresses, ragweed becomes an increasingly significant factor.
How can you tell the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance in a child?
Food allergy and food intolerance are terms that parents often use interchangeably. Although both conditions can cause similar symptoms, their causes and progression are completely different. It is...
AleAlert: Pollen from sorrel, plantain and mugwort in July
Do you feel as though your runny nose, sneezing or itchy eyes are returning despite the lovely weather? In July, the culprits may include sorrel, plantain and mugwort, amongst others.
AleAlert: Grass, sorrel and nettle pollen in June
June is a time when pollen from several plants capable of triggering allergy symptoms is present in the air simultaneously. Grass pollen is currently at its peak, whilst sorrel, stinging nettle and...
AleAlert: Grass, sorrel, oak and beech pollen in May
In May, pollen from several major plant allergens is present in the air at the same time: grasses, sorrel and deciduous trees – oak and beech. This can lead to a worsening of allergy symptoms in many...
AleAlert: Willow, ash and birch pollen in April
Spring is a time when many patients begin to experience a marked worsening of their inhalant allergy symptoms. At this time of year, tree pollen is of particular significance, particularly that from...
AleAlert: Poplar pollen in March
March is the period when poplar pollen counts rise in Poland. These trees begin releasing pollen as early as February, and the pollen season usually lasts until the first half of April. During this...
AleAlert: Hazel pollen in March
March is a period of intense hazel pollen dispersal in Poland. Although this shrub begins to release pollen as early as January, it is at the turn of February and March that pollen concentrations in...
AleAlert: Increased alder pollen levels in March
March is a period of marked increase in alder pollen levels in Poland. Although the tree begins to release pollen as early as January, it is in March that pollen concentrations in the air most often...
Probiotics can support the treatment of AD in children!
Regulation of the intestinal microflora can have a major impact on the severity of AD (atopic dermatitis) in children. This is the result of an analysis of studies conducted so far by a group of...
AleAlert: Find out about winter allergens!
December and January are months of respite from pollen – there is practically no plant pollen left in the air. The only natural allergens that may still be present in trace amounts are mould spores...
AleAlert: November isn’t the end of the pollen season just yet!
Although most plants have now finished their pollen season, this does not mean the end of problems for allergy sufferers. November is still a time when mould spores – Cladosporium and Alternaria –...
AleAlert: Pollen from mugwort, ragweed and microscopic fungi in October
Although October is a quieter month in the pollen season, it does not mean complete respite for allergy sufferers. In many regions of Poland, the last concentrations of late-season plant pollen and...
AleAlert: Pollen from grasses, stinging nettles, Cladosporium and Alternaria in July
Summer is in full swing, but for allergy sufferers it remains a challenging time. With the start of July, there is a high concentration of allergens in the air, which can trigger a range of...
AleAlert: grass pollen, Cladosporium and Alternaria in June
With the arrival of June, the allergy season is in full swing. This month, grass, Cladosporium and Alternaria pollen levels are particularly high, which may lead to an increase in allergy symptoms...
AleAlert: Oak, grass, Cladosporium and sorrel pollen in May
In May, we see particularly high concentrations of pollen from oak, grasses and Cladosporium. Sorrel is also present, which may affect our day-to-day well-being.
AleAlert: Willow, ash and birch pollen in April
With the arrival of April, high concentrations of alder, hazel and poplar pollen persist, which may cause unpleasant symptoms in people with allergies. But that’s not all – willow, ash and birch...
AleAlert: Pollen from alder, hazel, poplar and willow in March
Attention allergy sufferers! With the arrival of March, an intense period of pollen release from many plants begins, posing a significant challenge for people with allergies. This month, particular...
AleAlert: Hazel, alder, poplar and Cladosporium pollen in February
Allergy sufferers, take note! In February, allergens are becoming increasingly noticeable! Although winter is still in full swing, plant pollen is appearing in the air, which may trigger the first...
