Is non-woven fabric harmful to the human body?

Non-woven fabrics may be harmful to the human body, but the amount of intake varies, so the degree of impact varies. Good care is needed in daily life to mitigate the impact.

Non-woven fabrics are usually inhaled in small amounts and will generally be gradually excreted from the body through the body's metabolism. For example, a small amount of accidental ingestion will be excreted through the feces and will not cause much impact on one's health. However, if non-woven fabrics are inhaled into the body too much in the form of powder, it is easy to increase the risk of upper respiratory tract diseases. For example, it may induce upper respiratory tract inflammation and may also induce pneumoconiosis. Generally, normal respiratory function is affected, and symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest tightness and coughing appear.

If non-woven fabrics are accidentally ingested too much, they will have a certain impact on the gastrointestinal tract, and may cause symptoms of gastrointestinal bloating and difficulty in defecation. After accidentally ingesting it, you need to observe your own condition. If clinical discomfort symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital in time to cooperate with the doctor for a gastrointestinal endoscopy. If necessary, surgery is required to remove and treat it, which can reduce the harm to the body. Non-woven fabrics can usually be made into protective clothing, which is a kind of disposable protective surface. If you are in contact with it in the production workshop, it is best to wear a disposable mask to reduce the impact.