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My friend has eaten food with bleach in what should they do?
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Go to ER: Bleach can be very caustic to the human body, and damage it. Your friend needs to go to the er to be seen. If you believe this may have been a suicide attempt, the doctors need to know so that all needed help is provided.
Answered 2/3/2015
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