What Is Pulmonary Edema?

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6. Smoke Inhalation

Inhaling too much smoke can be dangerous in a number of ways. One of these is that it can cause damage to the lung’s membranes, and this can cause fluids to leak out into the lungs. Inhaling toxins can also lead to the condition, while toxins can also cause serious problems for the patient elsewhere in the body.

Aspiration is another potential issue, and this means that food or other particles have been ‘inhaled’ into the lungs. This can lead to infections and other potentially serious problems. If you are in an area where you might inhale smoke, chemicals, or anything else that can be harmful then you should take all necessary precautions.

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