How did you deal with the situation caused by exposure to chlorine gas?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 19:49. Exposed to chlorine gas – how did you deal with it? # , , &
Taking loquat cough syrup and drinking baijiu can be effective, but it irritates the respiratory tract
Anti-normality cough syrup, taken when the throat itches; a small amount of chlorine gas will make the symptoms go away.
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Ha. . . . . . . Cough syrup? It might be useful! If exposed to chlorine gas, we usually drink sugar water right away; if possible on the spot, adding lard can help, and drinking liquor is also very effective! There are also some Asthma Relief medications available on site. . . . . . . . . . . . Of course, in severe cases, take them to the hospital immediately for treatment!
It’s better to drink syrup or sweetened water; some chemical manufacturing facilities don’t allow alcohol consumption:lol
The most effective way to deal with it is to drink a bottle of beer and have a few drinks; it works quickly and helps overcome the hangover. No one cares about working after drinking, haha. When I’m under the influence, drinking soda works too
Get oxygen therapy and take cough syrup; if it gets worse, go to the hospital immediately
In fact, if one has been exposed to chlorine gas, it is best to leave the contaminated area first and go to a well-ventilated place; if possible, it is advisable to inhale some oxygen, remove the contaminated clothing, and take a bath. Rest; seek medical attention promptly in severe cases
I’ve never encountered it! I’m not sure if it’s serious! If it’s not that serious, it should be fine!
All of the above statements are one-sided. Think about it: if someone is exposed to chlorine gas, how can they still have the ability to take care of themselves? The treatment methods are as follows: For mild cases of inhaling a small amount of chlorine, one can drink glucose and cough syrup. 2 If it is severe, those around the patient should immediately provide first aid: first, place the patient in a location with fresh air, and then unbutton their clothes. Finally, first aid is administered. Those in severe cases are taken to the hospital.
Drink to quench thirst syrup； Drink baijiu ； Drink milk
After chlorine poisoning, the consumption of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited. After inhaling chlorine, the lungs contract due to irritation, leading to difficulty breathing; therefore, oxygen therapy is a good option. Consuming carbonated beverages simultaneously (drunk quickly) helps to stop hiccups; it can also replace the chlorine in the stomach, thereby reducing damage to the stomach. However, the effect varies from person to person; it may not work for those who do not get hiccups. In the case of more severe injuries, provide oxygen and take the person to the hospital.
Drinking a small amount of alcohol before exposure to chlorine can have some effect after inhaling chlorine, but one should not drink alcohol if choked by chlorine; when chlorine enters the respiratory tract, it forms hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid that irritate the respiratory tract, and drinking alcohol further aggravates this irritation.
Drink Snake Gallbladder and Fritillary Bulb liquid, but no more than 2 packets – drinking too much is bad for the throat. It’s best to be able to do nebulization; generally, factories should have this facility.
“Drink baijiu with lard.” When the human body inhales chlorine, it adheres to the lung tissue, causing damage to the respiratory system; whereas baijiu is an organic solvent that can absorb chlorine. For chlorine, lard serves both as an organic solvent and as an excellent fat required for chemical reactions, thereby greatly reducing the harm to the human body. This is by far the most effective method. Our company has always used this detoxification method. In the past (in the 1960s and 1970s), there was no baijiu; instead, “Jiedu Ling” was used, and the active ingredient in “Jiedu Ling” is actually ethanol. We all have such experience: when we inhale chlorine, our hearts seem to work more heavily, and we feel an intense desire to eat fatty food – that’s exactly why.
①In the event of a chlorine leak, people should be evacuated immediately to the upwind area. The poisoned person should be promptly moved to an area with fresh, well-ventilated air, oxygen should be administered, and they should be rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. ②Rinse the burned eyes and skin with clean water. Send to the hospital for treatment if necessary. Usually, it’s some beer or carbonated drinks! All of them can be relieved!
Chlorine is a yellow-green gas that is toxic and has a pungent odor; its density is greater than that of air. Upon inhalation, chlorine primarily affects the trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli, causing corresponding lesions; some of the chlorine is then exhaled through the respiratory tract. Depending on the amount inhaled, it can cause severe coughing, as well as toxic pneumonia or pulmonary edema. For example, 300 milligrams of chlorine per cubic meter can cause fatal damage, 3,000 milligrams can be life-threatening, and at levels of up to 30,000 milligrams, even standard filtering gas masks provide no protection.