Article Summary
The article discusses an urgent relief method for electric welding eye injuries, recommending the use of adrenaline hydrochloride. The netizen suggests applying a single drop of the medication directly to the eye, which provides immediate relief and prevents further irritation. This method is described as faster and more cost-effective compared to previous remedies. The contributor, Teacher Niu Chunjiang, highlights its accessibility and effectiveness, particularly for welding professionals. The advice is based on personal experience and the medication's common use in emergency situations.
Electric Welding Eye Injury: Urgent Relief! Enthusiastic Netizen (QQ: 1365672219): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’ve been following your space for a long time and truly appreciate the wonderful platform you’ve created. I also have a small home remedy to share. For electric welding eye injuries, the best solution is to purchase a vial of adrenaline hydrochloride and apply a drop directly into the eye—it works immediately. This method is faster than the remedies previously shared in your space. As a former welder, I can attest that adrenaline hydrochloride is very affordable, costing just a few cents per vial. One drop per eye is sufficient, and it prevents further eye irritation for several days. Adrenaline hydrochloride is a common emergency medication used for allergic reactions, such as those caused by penicillin injections, and is generally easy to obtain at clinics. It’s also known as adrenaline hydrochloride. I hope this can be of help to welding professionals. Contributor: Teacher Niu Chunjiang.
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