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What Tenants Should Know About Indoor Allergens (Local Law 55 of 2018) Allergens are things in the environment that make indoor air quality worse. They can cause asthma attacks or make asthma symptoms worse. Common indoor allergens, or triggers, include cockroaches and mice; mold and mildew; and chemicals with strong smells, like some
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allergens, cat allergens, dog allergens, cockroach allergens and mold spores and other fungal elements. Dust Mite Allergens Dust mites (Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus and Dermatophagoldes farina) represent a major source of indoor allergens in the Delaware Valley and in many parts on the world. They are dependent on high ambient humidity (greater
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indoor inhalant allergens for the management of asthma in adults and children. In this review, we address the following Key Question: Among individuals with asthma, what is the effectiveness of interventions to reduce or remove exposures to indoor inhalant allergens on asthma control, exacerbations, quality of life, and other relevant outcomes?
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Indoor Air Issues State of Wisconsin Indoor Allergens What are indoor allergens? Indoor allergens are biological or chemical substances that trigger the immune system, causing an allergic reaction. Biological sources of allergens include pets, insects, dust mites, plants, bacteria, and mold. Chemical sources are often gases or particles
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Managing Indoor Allergen Culprits Millions of people suffer allergy symptoms caused by indoor allergens such as dust mite droppings, animal dander, cockroach droppings and molds. While it is im-possible to avoid these allergens, there are ways you can minimize exposure to them. Controlling Dust Mites
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Indoor Allergies Treatment . The single best thing you can do is remove the allergen from your environment (see Prevention). A variety of medications can be used to treat hay fever, eye symptoms, and asthma. Self-Care at Home . Nonprescription antihistamine medication such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl) by mouth reduces the itch and watery eyes.
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pigs, also produce allergens that are considered to be primarily outdoor allergens, but they can be tracked into the homes, schools, and workplaces. Of these, the domesti-cated cat and dog and the mouse and rat are of the greatest concern in terms of inducing symptoms of allergy and asthma, owing to their status as household pets or pests.
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Indoor Allergens Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center1, College of Public Health2 Ashley Lykins1, Kiana Kaye1, Ingrique Salt1, Marti Lindsey, PhD1, Mary Kay O’Rourke, PhD2 Cleaning Your Home to Control Allergens • At least once a week wash pillowcases, sheets, and blankets in hot
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Indoor Allergens . An allergen is something around you that can cause allergy symptoms. Symptoms include: • Sneezing • Itchy watery red eyes • Runny nose • Stuffy nose . If you have asthma, being around allergens can cause you to cough and wheeze. Indoor allergens can cause symptoms all year since they are always present.
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INDOOR ALLERGENS: DUST MITES, CATS, DOGS, AND COCKROACHES By Chin S. Yang, Ph.D. Introduction Dust mites, cockroaches, cats, and dogs are known to produce potential allergens. Recent advances in technologies allow testing and monitoring of these allergens in the indoor environments possible. This technical fact-sheet discusses these
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