Patient's question:
The house is newly built, simply furnished, and I had a formaldehyde removal company come to decontaminate it. After exceeding the national standards, we moved in. It contains a two-year-old child. I want to ask if there's a risk of recurring formaldehyde poisoning. Is it safe?Doctor's answer:
Such issues should be reviewed to see if they meet the standards. Generally, the interference is relatively small. However, it is recommended to wait for another year or so before moving in, primarily for safety reasons. Children have different sensitivities. Some are more prone to getting sick, while others are less so. Therefore, it is safer to wait for a period before moving in. The above advice is for the question "My home is newly renovated with simple furnishings, and I've had a formaldehyde removal company treat it. Is there still any risk to the child?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!