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Inhaling bleach fumes can cause several health risks including damage or burning of the lining of the esophagus or lungs. That can lead to coughing, gurgling breathing sounds and trouble getting enough air. These symptoms can be mild, moderate or severe depending on the amount of exposure and your respiratory health. People with asthma, COPD and other chronic respiratory health issues may experience more exaggerated or severe symptoms and/or have a lower tolerance to bleach fumes.
Bleach fumes contains sodium hypochlorite. The first exposure to respiratory tract is causes irritation to throat ,Breathlessness coughing etc. The eyes may also become red and start burning, and there may be pain in the throat. In severe cases, bleeding may occur in the throat and mouth. Inhaling too much bleach can also lead to delirium and confusion. The person may forget where he or she is or what he or she has been doing. Headaches are also common, even in the days following the inhalation exposure. If the person has had skin contact with the bleach, skin irritation and burns may also result.