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Out of curiosity, i would like to know what were/would be the possible "damage" that we would have in the respiratory system, when staying 2/3 consecutive years at home and in brutally urbanized places? like in quarantine for example?
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The exposure to indoor environmental allergic triggers may increase.These include dust,mold and pet dander. The exposure to smoke from cigarettes, firewood and cooking fuel is also potentially increased. Use of a filter HEPA is often effective in keeping the air clean.
Answered 9/26/2022
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