Patient's question:
Is there a testing method to check if the baby has been affected by the renovation?What kind of help is needed: The renovation was completed in October last year, and furniture was moved in in March this year. The baby has been living in the new house since late July. Everyone says that babies shouldn’t live in new houses, so we plan to move out, but we’re still very worried. Since we lived there for so long, could it already have had an effect? Are there any testing methods to check if the baby has been affected? Please provide a professional reply. Thank you very much.
Doctor's answer:
Just finished the renovation, it may be exposed to a lot of chemical interference. Chemicals can cause teratogenicity and also lead to various blood diseases or other illnesses. These diseases develop gradually, and it's not guaranteed that a specific disease will reappear, so it cannot be tested. The above is my suggestion for the question "Is there a test method to check if the baby has been affected by the renovation?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!