To reduce the severity of allergic symptoms, the National Center for Public Health and Medicines (NNGYK) recommends that people sensitive to ragweed pollen start medication as soon as possible or consult their doctor to set up an appropriate medication.
The NNGYK wrote in its statement that, based on the data, ragweed pollen is only sporadically found in the air samples currently, but by the end of next week, the pollen concentration may already be at the medium level.
Those who are sensitive to this can already expect the appearance of symptoms, such as a runny nose, nasal congestion, sneezing, itchy eyes, and tearing.
The center added that prevention and mitigation of the symptoms can be achieved with properly adjusted medication.



