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Bleach on Tongue: Immediate First Aid and Emergency Steps
Immediate Actions:
- Rinse mouth thoroughly with water – dilute and remove bleach.
- Do NOT swallow rinse water or bleach.
- If pain, swelling, difficulty swallowing, or vomiting → Go to ER immediately.
- Call Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222 (US).
Do NOT:
- Induce vomiting (worsens esophageal damage).
- Apply any substance to tongue.
- Eat/drink until fully rinsed.
Bleach is corrosive; prompt dilution and professional evaluation are critical.
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