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爱尔兰医生提出从法律上禁止在公共场所,诸如学校体育馆的更衣室、活动中心、演讲中心等使用除(体)臭剂、香水等喷雾剂,他们认为这些物质可能导致哮喘症的发生,这项提议在近期的“爱尔兰医药组织”(IMO)的例会上得到了充分的支持。 Ncil Brennan是IMO主席和胸外科专家,是这一活动的倡导者。他认为,喷雾剂用于公共场所是一种象被动吸烟一样危害他人的行为。他是在自己的行医过程中发现这一问题的,当时一名年轻的哮喘病患者主诉自己是在更衣室患上此症的。Brennan医生象其他医生一样,一直都在鼓励患者参加体育锻炼,却没想到更衣室成了传染哮喘病的场所。他这样谈到:普通人群中有7％～10％的哮喘病患者,由于更衣时有人使用喷雾剂的缘故,两支橄榄球队就会有2～3人
Irish doctors have proposed to prohibit the use of nebulizers, perfumes and other sprays in public places, such as locker rooms, activity centers, lecture centers in public places such as gymnasiums, which they think may cause asthma attacks The proposal is fully supported at the recent regular meeting of the “Irish Medical Organization” (IMO). Ncil Brennan, President of IMO and Thoracic Surgeon, is the advocate of this event. In his opinion, the use of sprays in public places is a danger to others as passive smoking. He discovered the problem during his practice, when a young asthma sufferer complained he was suffering from the disorder in the locker room. Like other doctors, Dr. Brennan has been encouraging patients to participate in physical activity, but did not expect the locker room to become a place of transmission of asthma. He said: 7% to 10% of the general population of asthma patients, due to dressing change when someone spray, two football teams will have 2 to 3 people