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Indoor Air Quality
Diagnosing symptoms that relate to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) can be tricky. Acute (short-term) symptoms of IAQ problems typically are similar to those from colds, allergies, fatigue, or the flu.
There are clues, however, that can serve as indicators of potential indoor
air problems:
Potential Indicators :
- The symptoms are widespread within a home or office.
- The symptoms disappear when you leave your home or office.
- The onset is sudden after some change, such as painting or pesticide
application.
- Persons with allergies, asthma, or chemical sensitivities have reactions
indoors but not outdoors.
- A doctor has diagnosed a person as having an indoor air-related
illness.
However, a lack of symptoms does not mean that the quality of the indoor air is acceptable.
Symptoms from long-term health effects often
do not become evident for many years.
