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I accidentally inhaled vapours from calcium chloride at work this afternoon. should i be concerned if i havnt had any symptoms?
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Yes: Get hydrated, breath & watch. Sometimes a reaction can occurred within the lungs & create inflammation & wheezes. If symptoms developed get a lung doctor.
Answered 6/11/2014
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