Emergency services report no increase in patients, headaches and lack of concentration possible

Although there was a sudden change in weather at the beginning of this week, the Emergency services did not have an increased number of patients, writes the BiH news agency Patria (NAP). The on-duty doctor Amra Bašić – Živadinović told NAP that a larger number of patients was recorded during the weekend.

- This weather is now more suitable for chronic patients. The adaptation period is 48 hours, and today is the third day of rainy and slightly colder weather. We have an average inflow of patients as usual - Bašić – Živadinović states.

Similar weather conditions will persist in BiH in the coming days, according to the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute.

- Predominantly cloudy weather with rain, showers, and thunderstorms will prevail. Morning temperatures from 13 to 17 degrees Celsius, up to 20 in the south, and daily temperatures from 18 to 24 degrees Celsius, up to 28 in the south - states the FHZM.

The gloomy weather will negatively affect the mood of most of the population. Sensitive individuals should not overexert themselves with activities. Possible meteoropathic reactions include headaches, nervousness, and lack of concentration. It will be somewhat more pleasant in the south, due to occasional more stable periods during the day, reports Patria.