[header] How to improve your home's air quality [title] Understand the risk of poor air quality at home. [step] Immediate effects include irritation of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat. These symptoms may present as a common cold, or allergies, but should fluctuate.
[header] How to improve your home's air quality [title] Understand the risk of poor air quality at home. [step] Immediate effects include irritation of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat. These symptoms may present as a common cold, or allergies, but should fluctuate.
If prolonged exposure to new or unusual odors bother you or cause allergies, then evacuate your home immediately. [title] Keep your air properly ventilated if used to treat chronic conditions. Answer any questions that come up about your home's air quality from experts before making an appointment with an allergist. [substeps] Get a general honest opinion about your home's air quality and not just your family's. A house with poor air quality can quickly become infected with a potentially untreatable illness such as crohn's disease or sinus infection. [title] Ask your doctor about germs. [substeps] Long-term effects include the possibilities of respiratory disease, cancer, and heart disease. Currently, research is underway to determine precisely what level of certain pollutants cause these effects.