AleAlert: Christmas trees, food allergens and strong smells can be a challenge for allergy sufferers in December
During the festive season, allergies can become a real challenge! People with allergies may experience a flare-up of their symptoms at this time of year. It’s worth knowing what can trigger allergic...
Does a rash around a child's mouth indicate a food allergy?
A rash around the mouth in children is a very common occurrence. There are many products that can cause it, so it is often difficult to quickly and accurately determine the cause of its appearance....
AleAlert: House dust mites, mould and pet dander pose a challenge for allergy sufferers in November
Although plant pollen counts generally subside, there are still factors that can affect allergy sufferers during the autumn and winter months.
AleAlert: Cladosporium and Alternaria in October
In October, mould spores remain in the air, mainly of the genera Cladosporium and Alternaria.
AleAlert: Pollen from stinging nettles, lupins, couch grass, ragweed, goosefoot and mugwort in September
Remember that September is by no means any easier for people with seasonal allergies. This month, nettle, lupin, couch grass, ragweed, quinoa and mugwort are all in pollen season.
AleAlert: Ragweed pollen in August
Do you live in the Opole region, Lower Silesia or Lesser Poland, and are you allergic to ragweed? Be on your guard! The forecasts aren’t looking good and predict that the concentration of this...
AleAlert: Sorrel pollen in July
Warning! We are currently observing high levels of sorrel pollen. People with plant pollen allergies should take particular care to minimise the risk of their allergy symptoms worsening.
AleAlert: Quinoa pollen in July
Please note! July sees heavy ragweed pollen counts, which may cause problems for people allergic to ragweed pollen.
AleAlert: Plantain pollen in July
Significant increases in the concentration of ribwort plantain pollen in the air are expected in the coming days.
AleAlert: Nettle pollen in July
If you’re allergic to nettles, brace yourself for a busy period! We’ve received the latest data showing that nettle pollen levels in the air have reached very high levels.
AleAlert: Mugwort pollen in July
The ragweed pollen season has just begun! For people with pollen allergies, this is a time to be particularly vigilant, as ragweed pollen in the air can lead to a worsening of symptoms such as a...
AleAlert: Pine pollen in June
In recent days, pine pollen concentrations in the air have reached record levels, and forecasts for the coming days indicate further increases.
How do you look after your eyes in spring?
Spring is a time when our eyes are exposed to more harmful factors. During a sunny day, more UV radiation enters the eyes, for allergy sufferers it is a period of increased allergies, in addition, we...
AleAlert: Microscopic fungi in May
An increase in the concentration of microscopic fungal spores in the air has been observed. If you are allergic to these spores, the coming days may be particularly troublesome.
AleAlert: Ash tree pollen in April
Are you allergic to ash pollen? You’ll need to take extra care over the coming days.
AleAlert: Hazel pollen in March
Please note! High concentrations of hazel pollen are forecast for the coming days, which may affect people with an allergy to this pollen.
AleAlert: Alder pollen in March
We would like to inform you that high concentrations of alder pollen are forecast across the country in the coming days.
How are allergies diagnosed in children of different ages?
Nowadays, allergies have become an extremely common problem. They predominantly affect the youngest, so it is useful to know how to diagnose them so that the tests are reliable and age-appropriate.
Does AD = allergy?
In a young child, every ailment is a stressful unknown. So it is not surprising that when a diagnosis of atopic dermatitis is made, parents look for the cause. Foods are targeted, but are we right to...
Allergy to house dust mites - what should you know?
Allergy to house dust mites affects one in three Poles. Can we prevent it and what symptoms might indicate it?
