What are the hazards of smog to children?

Haze is quite harmful to children, because their functions in all aspects are not yet mature, so haze is also the most harmful to children. For example, it will inevitably harm their lungs, respiratory tract, etc. Let us now understand the specific harm of haze to children. In addition, please try not to let children go out in our weather.

1. In principle, you should try to avoid traveling in foggy weather, especially for babies, because their respiratory organs are not yet fully developed, so they are more vulnerable to harm from foggy weather. Especially in severe smog weather, for example, when the PM2.5 index exceeds 300, going out to play will do more harm than good. Children with allergies or asthma should be especially careful.

2. If haze is inhaled by children through the respiratory tract, it will be deposited in the baby's alveoli. The smoke and dust deposited in the alveoli will be dissolved and enter the blood, damaging the ability of hemoglobin to transport oxygen and easily causing blood poisoning. The sulfur dioxide and other substances contained in haze mainly irritate the respiratory tract and are more harmful.

Kind tips:

The harm caused by haze to babies includes pediatric respiratory infections, lung cancer, rickets, and emotional instability. So be careful. Cloudy days can also affect the baby's mood, because the weather is gloomy all day long and the sun is dim and dark. The pineal gland in the baby's body will secrete more pinocytol, which makes the concentration of thyroid hormone and adrenaline relatively lower.

The harm of haze to children must not be underestimated. Parents must pay attention to it. First of all, we must pay attention to reducing the time children spend outdoors. In addition, we must take protective measures when going out. You can wear a mask. If conditions permit, you can also choose professional anti-smog controls for your children.