Inhaling acetone Breathing in large amounts of acetone can cause health problems such as: Nose, eye, and lung irritation Sore throat Cough Dizziness Headache Nausea and vomiting Fast heart rate Confusion Unconsciousness Swallowing acetone If you swallow a large amount of acetone, you might experience: Headaches Confusion Nausea Fast pulse Changes in your blood cells Unconsciousness Coma Long-term exposure Researchers have mostly studied the long-term effects of acetone exposure in animals, so it's not clear how it might affect humans
Nicotine also reduces circulation to the lower living layer of skin, or dermis, which results in less oxygen being delivered
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