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28/11/2018

Mosquito Net Vs Mosquito Repellents

IS MOSQUITO REPELLENTS SAFE ?????

The risk of lung cancer was found during a study, carried out in Taiwan between 2002 and2004 which states that there is a risk of lung cancer which is 14times higher in smokers who exposes from mosquitocoils as non smokers.

DEET is also a part of many mosquito repellant products and there is enormous work has been done on its toxicity as in a research it is stated that DEET is although effective, but according to the case reports, it was found that it is associated with seizure due to which its use is limited in young children.12-18

Ithas been written in a report that most of the data on DEET's toxic effects in humans stem from case reports of ingestion of the chemical.

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26/11/2018

Mosquito Spray & Repellent Could Cause Asthma and other Serious Problems

The good news is that monsoon is here and the bad news is that it has brought mosquitoes along. In India, it is a common habit to use mosquito killer sprays and liquid vaporisers to combat mosquitoes.

A questionnaire based survey was conducted with a sample size of 5920 people which consisted of people of all age groups.

Mosquito Spray Could Cause Asthma

After using chemical based mosquito repellents, 11.8% people complained of various health issues like breathing problems, headache, irritation in the eyes, bronchial irritation, cough, cold, running nose and skin infections. A couple of them also developed asthma after using these repellents.

Source: IIS, Bangalore

How are liquid vaporizers and mosquito sprays harmful?

Mosquito sprays and liquid vaporisers contain chemicals like pyrethin and diethyl toluimide (DEET) which cause breathing difficulty, respiratory problems, dizziness, stomach irritation, nausea, vomiting, skin infections and so on.

26/11/2018

Are mosquito repellents safe?

Chemicals used could harm humans in long run, say doctors Many are unaware of harmful effects

CHENNAI: From conventional mosquito nets to coils, mats, creams, sprays, liquid-vaporisers and electric devices, the mosquito repellents market has no shortage of products. In a booming market, incense sticks and herbal sprays have also found patronage.

But are they safe? Though consumers know about the products, many are unaware of the harmful effects of these products. V.S. Raghunathan, owner of Aesthetics, a store that sells repellent incense sticks, asks: "How can something that repels mosquitoes be good for human beings?"

Respiratory physician Jayashree Narasimhan says she advises patients to use topical repellents or cover windows with nets. "Smoke-based repellents can trigger wheezing attacks though it is hard to say if they cause the problem," she says. She does not advise the use of aerosol sprays, lest they trigger nose allergies or wheezing.

Dermatologist Muralidhar Rajagopalan says that he has not come across cases of skin irritations triggered by topical treatments. "They aren't harmful, but they aren't very effective unless you keep reapplying them," he says.

However, doctors note chemicals such as pyrethrum used in most repellents could harm humans in the long run. R. Kulandai Kasthuri, director, Institute of Child Health, says animal studies show nervous weakness as a major side effect. "We have no studies to indicate the harmful effects of repellents. However, we see that repellents aggravate asthma and other allergic manifestations in people, particularly children."

She says the age-old practice of using a mosquito net is the safest.