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should Parkinson patients have interior pesticides in there home for insects like roaches
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Thank you for the answer -- I never have insecticides sprayed in my home and never have bugs in it either. No trash cans in side cabinets only one tiny one on cabinet in kitchen that is disposed after each meal or at the end of the day. I wash everything that goes in recycled exterior waste can.
It's best for Parkinson's patients to avoid interior pesticides due to potential risks. Instead, consider non-toxic alternatives like traps, boric acid, or diatomaceous earth. If pesticides are necessary, ensure proper ventilation, follow safety instructions, and avoid direct exposure. Always consult with a healthcare Show Full Answer
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