What Triggers an Asthma Attack?
Indoor asthma triggers are the contaminants that can set off asthmatic reactions in people who have asthma or breathing problems. According to information from The American Lung Association, it is estimated that 24.6 million Americans have asthma. Typical asthma triggers found in the home relate to dust mites, mold, pet dander, tobacco smoke and combustion appliances. There are many ways to help reduce exposure to these triggers and the first step is the elimination of pollutants if possible.
Dust & Dander
Dust mites are found in mattresses, pillows, bed covers, carpets, upholstered furniture, clothes and fabric.
Appliances & Fireplaces
Don't ever use an unvented appliance such as a portable (oil, kerosene or gas) heaters or unvented fireplaces indoors. They not only produce asthma triggers, but can also generate dangerous carbon monoxide levels.
Our "XILUO" recommendation is no smoking in the house.
Ongoing air filtration and air purification of the indoor air, in addition to the above recommendations, can go a long way in reducing most pesky indoor asthma triggers. Air purifiers from help clean the air of impurities that are problematic for asthma.
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