Patient's question:
Today, I took my one-year-old baby to my mom's newly renovated house for an hour (it's been renovated for over a month, and a professional was hired to remove formaldehyde, leaving only a faint residual smell of the formaldehyde removal agent in the room, which is non-toxic and harmless). Will this have any adverse effects on the baby?Doctor's answer:
A newly renovated house may retain the smell of many harmful gases. Prolonged training and living in it may cause certain interference to human health. Recommendation: If you spend only an hour with your baby in a newly renovated house, there is no need to worry, as it will not cause significant interference to your baby's health. At noon, you can take your baby to play in a fresh air environment for a while to replace the residual gases inhaled.