Triggers In Your School
Triggers In Your SchoolManaging Asthma at SchoolWhat you can do
Asthma Triggers in SchoolsMany of the same triggers found in homes can also be found at school. What can I do?
MoldMold grows on damp things such as leaky pipes, basins and tiles. What can I do?
Secondhand SmokeAsthma can be triggered by the smoke from the burning end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar, or the smoke breathed out by a smoker. What can I do?
PestsCockroaches and other pests such as mice may trigger asthma attacks. What can I do?
AnimalsAnimal dander from furry class pets may trigger asthma episodes. What can I do?
Chemical IrritantsChemical irritants found in some products in schools, including cleaners, paints, adhesives, pesticides, or air fresheners, may make your child's asthma worse. What can I do?
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