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I accidentally inhaled a bit of yellow powder from a fire extinguisher that was spraying, and now i'm having slight breathing problems. am i ok?
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Breathing problems: Don't mess with breathing problems. Go to the er or urgent care immediately.
Answered 4/17/2013
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