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Babies Frequently Exposed to Household Cleaning Products More Prone to Asthma, Wheeze

Frequent use of household cleaning products that contain chemicals, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), fragrance, and other irritants can trigger asthma and wheeze in young infants.

Frequent exposure to scented household spray cleaning products in the first 3 months of life can increase your child's risk of developing asthma and wheezing.

Babies Frequently Exposed to Household Cleaning Products More Prone to Asthma, Wheeze

Can inhaling cleaning products affect your child's health? Yes, early exposure of babies to household cleaning products can increase the risk of developing asthma and wheezing by age 3 years, reveals a new study. Read More

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