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From strong perfumes to room fresheners: 6 indoor air irritants that may trigger coughing, wheezing and breathing discomfort

Hindustan Times - Health · 16 October 2026 at 6:09 pm

From strong perfumes to room fresheners: 6 indoor air irritants that may trigger coughing, wheezing and breathing discomfort

Indoor air quality matters more than you think.

These everyday indoor irritants could be affecting your lung health without you realising it.

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From strong perfumes to room fresheners: 6 indoor air irritants that may trigger coughing, wheezing and breathing discomfort

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