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Start with what you notice
Use the Environmental Symptom Tracker to record symptoms, dates, and surroundings.
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If you or several people in your household are experiencing unexplained symptoms, parts of the home may deserve a closer look. A home check is one option, and it may not be the first step for every household. Choose a guide based on what you have noticed.
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Use the Environmental Symptom Tracker to record symptoms, dates, and surroundings.
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Browse the categories for a checklist or guide that fits the question you’re exploring.
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Build a small home environment binder with symptom logs, observations, and checklists. Add pages as you go.
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Symptom tracking
A seven-day log with space to record symptoms, where you were, what changed, and what you want to follow up on.
Symptom tracking
A school support checklist and prompts for comparing changes in a student’s usual participation.
Home investigation
A starting point for noting changes in the rooms you use, the heating and cooling system, and the exterior.
Environmental exposure
A checklist for leaks, damp materials, and visible changes, with a timeline for tracking what happens after rain or repairs.
Environmental exposure
What to do if a carbon monoxide alarm sounds or exposure is suspected, plus alarm and equipment checks after clearance.
Environmental exposure
What to do if you suspect a natural gas leak and what to record once the area has been cleared.
Environmental exposure
How to respond to an unfamiliar sulfur odor and what to look for when a plumbing issue has been identified.
Environmental exposure
Compare signs of moisture after rain, fixture use, or cold weather and decide what to ask a building professional to check.
Environmental exposure
A room checklist for new materials, cleaning and fragrance products, and changes you notice.
Environmental exposure
Symptom icons, a school support checklist, and a timeline for sharing what the student notices and what helps them participate.
Environmental exposure
Identify your water source, record changes at the tap, and decide whom to ask about testing or filtration.
Environmental exposure
A guide to drafts, changes in airflow, and when to open or close windows.
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