Symptoms of baby's formaldehyde allergy

Although formaldehyde is colorless and odorless, it is poisonous. If it exists indoors, it will cause many adverse effects on the patient's physical condition. First of all, many patients may be troubled by formaldehyde and have allergic reactions, or even catch a cold easily, and feel very uncomfortable in the throat. Formaldehyde not only affects the bodies of adults, but also some pregnant women, fetuses, and babies who have just been born and have poor body resistance.

Formaldehyde is a colorless, odorless toxic gas, so in most cases, even though the indoor formaldehyde level exceeds the standard, the residents are still unaware of it, which is very dangerous. Residents should have a correct understanding of formaldehyde when controlling it. Although formaldehyde is colorless and odorless, in some cases if the residents themselves experience some discomfort, it means that the indoor formaldehyde level has exceeded the standard.

Easy to catch a cold: Changchun Formaldehyde Removal Company believes that if the formaldehyde exceeds the standard, the residents' body resistance will decrease, which will directly affect their health. The most obvious thing is that the residents are prone to catching a cold and their body resistance is very weak.

Discomfort in the throat: Many residents reported that although no one in their home smokes, they still often feel discomfort in the throat and even have difficulty breathing. This is also a manifestation of excessive formaldehyde.

Children often cough: Generally, children's physical resistance is weaker than that of adults, so sometimes even though adults are fine, children often cough and sneeze. At this time, you should pay attention to whether the formaldehyde level in the room exceeds the standard.

Skin allergies: Formaldehyde is highly allergenic. If residents often suffer from skin allergies and cannot find the allergen, it may be because the formaldehyde level in the home exceeds the standard.

I often get sick when I stay in the room. If the symptoms get better when you leave the room, but get worse as soon as you return to the room, then the indoor formaldehyde level must have exceeded the standard.

Plants in the room often die: In order to improve the indoor environment, some residents plant some plants indoors. However, if the plants often turn yellow and wither, it means that the indoor formaldehyde level has exceeded the standard and the plants can no longer absorb and control the indoor formaldehyde well.

Residents should treat formaldehyde correctly, know which symptoms indicate that indoor formaldehyde exceeds the standard, and which phenomena indicate that indoor formaldehyde has not actually exceeded the standard. A comprehensive understanding of formaldehyde and the correct attitude towards formaldehyde can make formaldehyde control more effective, ensure a healthy indoor environment, and thus ensure the health of residents.