In a new house, the nose is uncomfortable, and the nose is uncomfortable in a new house, is it forma

Then go to the hospital.

There is formaldehyde in a new house in winter, no matter what season, there must be formaldehyde after the decoration of the new house, no matter how good the decoration materials and furniture you use, it is impossible to show 0 formaldehyde. Therefore, before moving in, you must determine the formaldehyde content at home, otherwise you will feel uncomfortable and feel that you are poisoned by formaldehyde.

The probability is relatively high, but there is also a reason why the air is dry in the new house, which is more common in the north, it is winter, which is also the season of rhinitis, and nose discomfort is also very common, if you don't have too much woodworking furniture at home, and you buy furniture with good brand materials, it can't be uncomfortable and say that it's a matter of formaldehyde.

It is recommended to choose a qualified formaldehyde testing agency to check the indoor air quality, and if it is seriously exceeded, it is recommended to evacuate quickly, ventilate for a period of time, and then move in after the air quality reaches the standard.

There is formaldehyde and it is not easy to stay.

First of all, formaldehyde cannot be completely released in winter. Formaldehyde can be released indoors at any time, but due to the low temperature in winter, formaldehyde is released more slowly than usual. Secondly, a large amount of indoor formaldehyde at low temperatures only temporarily enters a dormant state, while a large amount of formaldehyde in new houses will not be reduced at all.

After the temperature rises, indoor formaldehyde will be abundant**. Therefore, it is not recommended that you live in a new house in winter. You should wait until the flowers bloom in the spring and release a lot of indoor formaldehyde before you can move in with confidence.

The first step is to close all the windows of the house, turn on the air conditioner and turn on the hot air for 24 hours, and do not open the doors and windows for three days. Wait until the fourth day to open the doors and windows for ventilation (formaldehyde can only be volatilized in a hot environment). If the smell is still strong after ventilation, this step can be repeated.

The second step is to buy more flowers, spider plants, pothos and other leaf plants at home. Guaranteed in every room. Buying some activated carbon packets from the Internet, putting more grapefruit peels, orange peels, etc. can also adsorb formaldehyde.

The third step is that the new house is almost dry and ventilated (at least more than a month, and more than half a year if there are infants and young children at home), if the flowers and plants at home grow vigorously, the formaldehyde content is tested, and if it is qualified, you can move in.

If you are in a hurry to move in, and the family is not short of money, you can hire a professional formaldehyde removal company, but you also have to dry it for a period of time.

Problem Analysis:

The symptoms of nasal congestion are considered rhinitis, and rhinoscopy is recommended to confirm the diagnosis. Conservative** Generally, topical nasal drops and nasal comfort tablets or rhinitis tablets are taken.

Suggestions: Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis can be injected with a sclerosing agent under the hypertrophic inferior turbinate mucosa, or laser, cryo**, to shrink the inferior turbinate to facilitate nasal ventilation and drainage. It is necessary to go to the otolaryngology department for a check-up, and the corresponding ** is done according to the type of rhinitis.