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clean indoor air as important as meds in controlling kids’ asthma
by：Yovog
2023-07-18
Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health)-
To avoid asthma attacks, children with respiratory diseases should not breathe indoor air contaminated with contaminants and allergens known to aggravate symptomsS. doctors advise.
Reduce contact with the second thing.
According to a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics, hand smoke, dust and furry pets may be as effective as drugs in controlling asthma.
Children may be particularly vulnerable to indoor environmental allergens and contaminants as their airways are still developing, and they may spend more time on the floor than adults to get closer to these stimulating doctors arguing in a report published in the journal Pediatrics in October 31.
\"Exposure to indoor allergens, such as furry pet allergens, mice and cockroaches, and mold, is associated with more severe asthma,\" said the report\'s lead author Dr . \"
Elizabeth pine well, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
\"Children Exposed to allergic things may need a higher dose of daily asthma medication and have a higher frequency of deterioration,\" songjing added in an email . \".
\"Once these exposures are eliminated, asthma in children is usually significantly improved.
\"Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases in children, affecting as many as 10% of American children. S.
The researchers pointed out in the report that the children.
In the United States, the incidence of asthma is as high as 25%. S. communities.
In this report, the researchers focused their attention on previous indoor stimulation studies and explored how to avoid certain triggers for asthma attacks to help keep children healthy. Two at most-
30 of children with persistent asthma are allergic to cats and dogs, the report said.
The report notes that mites and mold are more common in higher humidity environments.
It is estimated that 30% to 62% of children with persistent asthma are allergic to dust insects, which are microscopic members of the spider family, about half of them are sensitive to mold and often come into contact with dust insects.
Cockroaches and rodents, however, may be a bigger problem.
About 75% to 80% of the United StatesS.
According to the report, the family contains detectable mouse allergens, and the family concentration in urban communities with high poverty rate is as high as 1,000-
Twice as high as suburban homes. While second-
Exposure to tobacco smoke is a well-known issue, and parents and caregivers also need to remember that smoke and particles from the gas range, the report also warns, A wood stove or fireplace can be a stimulus for some children with asthma.
In addition, the chemicals found in household cleaners and air fresheners may be respiratory stimuli and trigger asthma symptoms.
The report suggests that blood tests can help identify specific triggers for children with asthma and guide parents to remove irritating substances at home in the right direction.
Strategies to reduce triggers for indoor asthma may include high use
Air Efficiency of particles (HEPA)
Filters and allergens
There are rain-proof mattresses, springs and pillows.
\"The association between exposure to indoor stimuli and allergens and poor asthma control and deterioration has long been established,\" said Dr.
National Children\'s Hospital and David sturkes, a researcher at Ohio State University School of Medicine.
\"However, for most children with asthma, routine assessments and customized intervention proposals for indoor settings were not carried out, and stukus added by email:\" Part of the reason is a lack of awareness, part of the reason is that it takes a lot of time to complete completely. \" He was not involved in the study.
However, not all children will be triggered by the same stimuli, and parents may bring good results to their children by focusing on a small number of contaminants or allergens that pose the biggest problem to their children, said sturkes.
\"It is important to understand that multiple different types of exposure have adverse effects on anyone with asthma or allergies and how to reduce exposure.
\"Even something beneficial, such as essential oils or cleaning products, can be harmful to sensitive airways in children with asthma,\" added Stukus . \".
\"Continuous exposure to indoor stimuli or allergens can lead to poor asthma control, a risk of deterioration, and ultimately a reduction in quality of life. ”SOURCE: 2016.
To avoid asthma attacks, children with respiratory diseases should not breathe indoor air contaminated with contaminants and allergens known to aggravate symptomsS. doctors advise.
Reduce contact with the second thing.
According to a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics, hand smoke, dust and furry pets may be as effective as drugs in controlling asthma.
Children may be particularly vulnerable to indoor environmental allergens and contaminants as their airways are still developing, and they may spend more time on the floor than adults to get closer to these stimulating doctors arguing in a report published in the journal Pediatrics in October 31.
\"Exposure to indoor allergens, such as furry pet allergens, mice and cockroaches, and mold, is associated with more severe asthma,\" said the report\'s lead author Dr . \"
Elizabeth pine well, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
\"Children Exposed to allergic things may need a higher dose of daily asthma medication and have a higher frequency of deterioration,\" songjing added in an email . \".
\"Once these exposures are eliminated, asthma in children is usually significantly improved.
\"Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases in children, affecting as many as 10% of American children. S.
The researchers pointed out in the report that the children.
In the United States, the incidence of asthma is as high as 25%. S. communities.
In this report, the researchers focused their attention on previous indoor stimulation studies and explored how to avoid certain triggers for asthma attacks to help keep children healthy. Two at most-
30 of children with persistent asthma are allergic to cats and dogs, the report said.
The report notes that mites and mold are more common in higher humidity environments.
It is estimated that 30% to 62% of children with persistent asthma are allergic to dust insects, which are microscopic members of the spider family, about half of them are sensitive to mold and often come into contact with dust insects.
Cockroaches and rodents, however, may be a bigger problem.
About 75% to 80% of the United StatesS.
According to the report, the family contains detectable mouse allergens, and the family concentration in urban communities with high poverty rate is as high as 1,000-
Twice as high as suburban homes. While second-
Exposure to tobacco smoke is a well-known issue, and parents and caregivers also need to remember that smoke and particles from the gas range, the report also warns, A wood stove or fireplace can be a stimulus for some children with asthma.
In addition, the chemicals found in household cleaners and air fresheners may be respiratory stimuli and trigger asthma symptoms.
The report suggests that blood tests can help identify specific triggers for children with asthma and guide parents to remove irritating substances at home in the right direction.
Strategies to reduce triggers for indoor asthma may include high use
Air Efficiency of particles (HEPA)
Filters and allergens
There are rain-proof mattresses, springs and pillows.
\"The association between exposure to indoor stimuli and allergens and poor asthma control and deterioration has long been established,\" said Dr.
National Children\'s Hospital and David sturkes, a researcher at Ohio State University School of Medicine.
\"However, for most children with asthma, routine assessments and customized intervention proposals for indoor settings were not carried out, and stukus added by email:\" Part of the reason is a lack of awareness, part of the reason is that it takes a lot of time to complete completely. \" He was not involved in the study.
However, not all children will be triggered by the same stimuli, and parents may bring good results to their children by focusing on a small number of contaminants or allergens that pose the biggest problem to their children, said sturkes.
\"It is important to understand that multiple different types of exposure have adverse effects on anyone with asthma or allergies and how to reduce exposure.
\"Even something beneficial, such as essential oils or cleaning products, can be harmful to sensitive airways in children with asthma,\" added Stukus . \".
\"Continuous exposure to indoor stimuli or allergens can lead to poor asthma control, a risk of deterioration, and ultimately a reduction in quality of life. ”SOURCE: 2016.
