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What Are The Repercussions Of Inhaling Fumes Of Burnt Plastic?

i burnt a microwave safe plastic bowl in microwave, it let of black fumes and I aired my house out but it still stinks in my pantry,which is where microwave was,I breathed in some black fumes ,making me gag and vomit,also some eye irritation. My question is the food in pantry still good,mustly can foods and box items and plastic containers, my pots and pans also sit on selves in pantry,are they ok to use ,they seem to not have any sut or residue on them,but the pantry smells,and how bad was it that I inhaled those fumes
Fri, 28 Jun 2019
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Hello,

It seems that you've been inhaling too much burnt plastic fumes causing GI symptoms. Keep well hydrated. Open windows and doors to ventilate the house. Take a glass of cold milk at night as detox.

If you'll be breathing fresh air now on, there is nothing you should worry about. This means your body, your lungs have cleared off the burnt fumes.

If you ventilate the pantry, then, everything is ok.

All the best.
Dr.Albana Sejdini
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What Are The Repercussions Of Inhaling Fumes Of Burnt Plastic?

Hello, It seems that you ve been inhaling too much burnt plastic fumes causing GI symptoms. Keep well hydrated. Open windows and doors to ventilate the house. Take a glass of cold milk at night as detox. If you ll be breathing fresh air now on, there is nothing you should worry about. This means your body, your lungs have cleared off the burnt fumes. If you ventilate the pantry, then, everything is ok. All the best. Dr.Albana Sejdini