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Inhaled a little bit of sunscreen --my daughter was helping me to apply it and covered my head... what can i do for throat irritation? can this have negative lasting respiratory effects?
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Negative lasting respiratory effects... probably not. The irritation should pass on its own, but drinking plenty of water should speed along the process.
Answered 7/2/2022
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