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Pollen alarm in Zwickau: Grass and ragweed are a problem for allergy sufferers!
Pollen count in Zwickau on September 21st, 2025: Allergy sufferers should pay attention to grass and ragweed. Current weather conditions and tips.
Pollen alarm in Zwickau: Grass and ragweed are a problem for allergy sufferers!
Pollen season will be in full swing again in Zwickau on September 21, 2025. Allergy sufferers will have to prepare for a combination of grasses and ragweed in the air in the coming days. Loud News.de The pollen count for various species on this day is quite remarkable.
The weather in the region plays a crucial role, as allergy sufferers are particularly challenged with moderate winds, pleasant temperatures around 25 °C and light rain. Typical symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes and breathing problems can occur in many people. Grass pollen in particular, which has its peak season from May to August, is known to be the main cause of hay fever in Central Europe.
Pollen count in detail
The current pollen load shows that the following values were measured:
- Erle: keine Belastung
- Birke: keine Belastung
- Roggen: keine Belastung
- Beifuß: keine Belastung
- Gräser: geringe Belastung
- Hasel: keine Belastung
- Esche: keine Belastung
- Ambrosia: keine bis geringe Belastung
The flowering period of ragweed extends from August to October and it is considered extremely allergenic, increasing the risk for allergy sufferers. Pollen counts tend to rise during the day, making early morning or evening the best time for outdoor activities and ventilating. After rainfall, pollen levels are typically significantly lower - ideal for venturing out into the fresh air.
Hay fever in old age
A particularly interesting development can be seen in the age structure of allergy sufferers. While it was once thought that developing new allergies after age 50 was unlikely, diagnoses are now increasing even among older people. Data from the Pharmacy look around make it clear that people between the ages of 45 and 54 and young people are particularly affected. The increase among people over 80 between 2010 and 2020 is particularly alarming.
The increase in hay fever cases is attributed, among other things, to a less germy environment and increasing air pollution. According to Prof. Dr. Ludger Klimek In a clean environment, our immune system identifies harmless pollen as a threat. This can lead to difficult reactions as the immune system ages and functions less well.
What to do if you have hay fever?
Anyone suffering from hay fever should not ignore the symptoms, as if left untreated the condition can lead to other illnesses such as asthma. Health experts recommend using appropriate medication such as anti-allergic nasal sprays or eye drops at the first signs. These relieve the symptoms locally and reduce the side effects. However, antihistamines used for further relief can also have unwanted effects such as dry mouth or fatigue.
Loud DWD Specific immunotherapy can bring long-term success and is even worth considering in old age. The body gets used to the allergens, which can take up to three years.
It is important to take active action against the allergy in order to improve the quality of life. So, to all Zwickauers who suffer from pollen allergies: take the pollen seriously and take care of yourself!