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The health effects of exposure to wood dust are due to chemicals in. the wood or chemical substances in the wood created by bacteria, fungi, or moulds. Coughing or sneezing are caused by the dust itself. Dermatitis and asthma may be due to sensitivities to chemicals found. in the wood.
Reports in the literature have suggested that inhalation exposure to wood dust may lead to the development of reversible bronchial obstructive disease resembling asthma.7 8 9 10 11 Our studies indicate that the response to wood dust may be a hypersensitivity reaction and present clinically as at least two different patterns (Table 2).