Is 7 hours of asbestos exposure during asbestos removal work very bad when it comes to exposure even if we say its peak exposure ?
Hello,
None of the methods that you are describing are helpful in removal of asbestos fibers.On trying these methods,you will be injuring yourself.There is no treatment to remove these fibers.
Unfortunately, there is no cure for lung disease due to asbestos exposure or asbestosis. However, there are a variety of treatments available to help manage symptoms. The medical management should focus attention on preventing and rapidly treating viral and fungal infections. Flu and pneumococcal vaccinations are a part of routine care for these patients.Complete cessation of smoking is also required.
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I have throat pain/discomfort I believe from asbestos fibres. Is there any way I can help these fibres be expelled or washed down my esophagus. When i stop taking my inhaler my throat begins to bleeds because of these fibres. I do not think a throat specialist would have the equipment to see these fibres about 4 -5 inches below tongue. Is their a tool i could use to scratch the surface of my throat from my direction. Or is there food / drink with properties that could hook these fibres into my stomach?
Hello,
Phlegm cannot remove asbestos fibers from lungs.Phlegm is the mucus produced by the respiratory system, excluding that from the nasal passages, and particularly that which is expelled by coughing (sputum). It consists of glycoproteins, immunoglobulins, lipids, etc.Green phlegm means a sign of infection. Greenish or rusty phlegm or phlegm with rusty spots can also be a sign of pneumonia and/or internal micro-bleedings.It contains the above stated proteins and bacteria if infection is present.It does not contain asbestos fibers.
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I have seen a respiratory consultant. I have had all those tests and he could not find anything in my lung. I had a ct lately and it showed nothing. I would like to know if it is possible for green phlegm to remove an asbestos fibre from the lung?
Hello,
On inhalation of asbestos, fibers get trapped in the lungs and remain there for a long time. Over time, these fibers can accumulate and cause scarring and inflammation, which can affect breathing and lead to serious health problems. I feel that your symptoms are suggestive of asbestosis.It a chronic lung disease that can cause shortness of breath, coughing, and permanent lung damage.
Whether you will be having any carcinoma associated with asbestos depends on the dose,duration, size, shape, and chemical makeup of asbestos fibers and your health and lung condition(whether a prior lung pathology was present).
I feel that you should consult a respiratory physician and get investigations like x-ray,CT chest,bronchoscopy and biopsy lung(if needed) to see the extent of damage to the lungs.Treatment will depend on that.
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