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In crowded train commuting & a man decided to smoke drugs. smelled awful & lot of smoke we all choked & coughed for 2-3 min. still taste it. concern?
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No: Usually an exposure of 2 to 3 minutes does not cause any longer term harm or effects. If you have respiratory symptoms consult a primary care physician
Answered 3/9/2019
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