What are the hazards of fluorescent agents

What are the hazards of fluorescent agents? In fact, many people in life will mistakenly drink some fluorescent agents, especially some very young children. If they drink fluorescent agents, they will have many abnormal body reactions. So what should we know about fluorescent agents? Which substances contain fluorescent agents? Let me talk to you about this issue and explain the specific hazards of fluorescent agents.

Commonly used fluorescent agents include zinc silicate, cadmium zinc sulfide, fluorescent yellow, and mulberry pigment. Fluorescent agent is a complex organic compound, whose main component is diphenylethylene derivatives. For example, some lipsticks and laundry detergents contain fluorescent agents.

If people accidentally ingest the drug and experience adverse reactions such as chest pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, and bloody stools, they should induce vomiting as soon as possible. You can use your fingers or objects such as feathers to stimulate the throat to make them feel nauseous. After inducing vomiting, you can take milk, egg white, soy milk, thick rice soup and peanut oil, etc., and go to the hospital for emergency treatment in time.

He accidentally drank a small amount of fluorescent agent, so the hospital had to do gastric lavage, enema, and use some medicine to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa. At the same time, try not to eat for a day or two, rest for a few days, and you will recover.

The harm of fluorescent agent to human body:

Unlike general chemical ingredients, fluorescent agents are not easily decomposed. Instead, they accumulate in the human body, producing many harmful effects and greatly reducing human immunity. Fluorescent agents combine with proteins outside the wound and hinder wound healing. Fluorescent agents can cause human cells to tend to mutate, and their toxicity accumulates in the liver or other important organs, becoming a potential carcinogenic factor. Damage to the blood system:

Chemical substances can easily pollute human blood. Although blood has a certain self-purification ability and trace amounts of harmful substances entering it will be diluted, decomposed, adsorbed and excreted, long-term and large amounts of toxic substances pouring into it will inevitably cause qualitative changes in it; entering the blood circulation will damage the cell membrane of red blood cells and cause hemolysis.

There are indeed many hazards of fluorescent agents, especially the laundry detergents and some lipsticks mentioned above that contain a lot of fluorescent ingredients. Children must be careful not to ingest such fluorescent agents by mistake. If they accidentally ingest such fluorescent agents, it will be very harmful to their health and can easily cause blood disorders.