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Insecticide droplets poisoning
I live in a hostel. Today there were lots of ants in the floor of my room. So the cleaning man came and he mixed some insecticide/poison chemical to a mug of water and killed the ants. In the meantime I was eating my food in my room. It was a bad smell and I quickly ate my food. Some of the smell/vapour of the insecticide/poison may have entered my stomach through the air. But there was no direct contact with the insecticide, I was away from it. I have heard that insecticide liquid vapour damages brain and nervous system. Will anything happen to me? Will it harm me in anyway?
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Nothing will happen to you. Inhalation of insecticide vapour will have very minute concentration of it.. Which is unlikely to cause any damage to any part of your body including brain.
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Please go to a near by physician if you feel nausea. Or if you feel unwell .
If not so then you should be doing fine . Dome worry.
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