Inhaled bromine gas

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Inhaled bromine gas

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Yesterday I accidentally inhaled bromine gas in my chemistry lab while doing a test.. and now I have a headache, wheezing nose, sometimes runny nose, a throat ache since yesterday evening ...

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Dr. Vinay S Bhat ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vinay S Bhat

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore

Bromine gas is toxic to our airway and your symptoms are related to toxicity of bromine gas. Minimum amount of gas won't be very dangerous, but if your symptoms persist then you should consult nearby physician or pulmonologist

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