[comprehensive] rational use of anti-haze masks to keep children away from respiratory problems

In the late spring and early summer, a small number of areas were still affected by haze, and children suffering from respiratory diseases increased. Masks are also selling well. The reporter learned from the County People’s Hospital that as of 3 pm yesterday, the hospital’s pediatric department had treated more than 80 sick children, of which respiratory diseases accounted for more than 80%.

Increased respiratory disease in children Recommended use of anti-fog masks

Yesterday afternoon, in the pediatric clinic of the People's Hospital, coughing, wheezing, and sneezing sounds one after another. “In the early morning, it was hazy outside. The child kept coughing and runny nose as soon as he left the house. He refused to go to kindergarten. When he went to the hospital, it was really an air quality problem that caused respiratory infection.” Ms. Zhang from the outskirts came to the hospital with her 4-year-old daughter. The reporter learned that, recently, the number of pediatric outpatients at the county People's Hospital was around 50. The director of pediatrics Ding Haiyan was busy with the consultation and had almost no time for interviews.

According to the survey, the number of outpatient visits to the People's Hospital is about 25% higher than usual. "In addition to seasonal factors, the pediatric population has a certain relationship with recent air conditions." A pediatrician told reporters that in order to better prevent childhood respiratory infections, it is recommended to use anti-haze masks to effectively block PM2.5 fine dust. Invasion of particle pathogens. However, there are many brands of masks on the market. The brands that really prevent haze are rare. Some parents lack experience and use a brand-name mask or a disposable mask for their children, which does not provide anti-fog and haze effects. Doctors recommend that parents choose a professional child anti-haze mask when selecting masks for children.

Cute pet masks for children's respiratory health

It is reported that the Meng Chong mask is Honeywell's professional anti-fog mask designed specifically for children. It is produced in strict accordance with the National Standard for Respiratory Protection Products GB2626-2006, with good protection effect. High-quality three-layer filter material (no gauze, melt blown cloth, non-woven fabric) can effectively filter non-oil particles in the air ≥ 95%, effectively blocking dust, bacteria and other fine particles, brings professional anti-fog and haze protection to children . Meng Chong masks are not only strictly controlled in terms of quality, but also designed with great care in terms of comfort. According to the 3D ergonomic design, it fits the face, and has strong adhesion and reduces the entry of particulate matter. The smiling face “H” type seam can keep the mask from being deformed and collapsed. The built-in sponge nose pad increases the wearing comfort while strengthening the mask. The adhesiveness is more suitable for children to wear; the small colored claw breathing valve has a novel shape, effectively discharges moisture and heat during breathing, reduces breathing resistance, and improves comfort. The cute pet face mask also incorporates the adorable elements. Four different cartoon animal images are available for consumers to choose from. They are very much liked by consumers and are deeply favored by consumers.

Coping with hazy weather

It is understood that children are particularly sensitive to air quality, once inhaled particulate matter is prone to upper respiratory tract infection, causing cough. Doctors advise children to take more precautions in smog days, minimize window openings, and prevent smog from entering the room. People with poor resistance, such as the elderly, children, patients, pregnant women, etc., stay indoors and must wear professional anti-fog and smog masks. After entering the room again, they should do related clean-up work such as washing the face, gargle, and clearing the nasal cavity. Wait.