How do latex gloves cause asthma attacks?

Exposure to latex gloves has become a common problem among health care workers, and is likely to present a problem to children who do laboratory experiments in school. Latex is made from the sap of the rubber tree and the gloves may contain residual amounts of plant protein, which becomes airborne. When the gloves are powdered with starch to make them easier to use, the allergenic proteins stick to the powder, spreading it further and making powdered gloves more likely to cause asthma than nonpowdered ones.

Powder-free, low-protein gloves are much less allergenic and should be used exclusively by latex-sensitive individuals if nonlatex gloves are not available.

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