Cement Came Out My Nose

[tesco]

Today me, my dad, and my mom, were ripping the tiles out of my kitchen, and also ripping off the cement.

that was about an hour ago, i've since washed up. Now just about 5 minutes ago i blew my nose and all this grey stuff, looks like cement, came out :x

then after i realised what it was, i went to blow again and blood came out :x :x

then my nose bled for a few minutes.

What the hell is going on? Is this bad for me, or did blowing my nose get it out of my system?

[DanB]

Its cool, if you can go and get some water in your hands and try to sniff it up your nose to give it a rinse :)

[100%]

This is the last time ill tell you Rossco

Stop Sniffing Cement :angry:

it wont make you Stronger

and get the real stuff

;)

[Wallace_Askew]

:lol: Go to the ER right now :lol:

[tesco]

hmm, im getting mixed answer, "go to the er", "it's cool".

btw, no i can't sniff water, i can't sniff anything puposly...

[4play]

your fine brick/cement dust has never hurt me before but i dont gett nose bleeds from it.

now do like all the other builders and head off down the pub after work so you dont notice this kinda stuff.

[Marius24]

Originally posted by 4play@13 June 2004 - 22:47
your fine brick/cement dust has never hurt me before but i dont gett nose bleeds from it.

now do like all the other builders and head off down the pub after work so you dont notice this kinda stuff.
i think he wud notice blood in his pint :unsure:

[Mr. Mulder]

Is this nose cement an everlasting supply? If so it opens up a world of business opportunities for you

[Virtualbody1234]

You'll be ok. Use a mask next time.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/homes/diy/safety/images/mask.jpg

[tesco]

Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@13 June 2004 - 18:18
You'll be ok. Use a mask next time.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/homes/diy/safety/images/mask.jpg
lol I found one of those in the basement and used it for the lest 20 mnutes of the job. but mine was a better one, we stole it from the hospital during the sars threat when i had my broken leg, it looks liek this:

http://areyouprepared.com/images/sarsmask.jpg
special little vent in the middle where the air i breath goes out...not sure why though lol.

[j2k4]

You did blow out cement, ROSSCO; cement would irritate the lining of your nose, drying it out due to some astringent ingredients (lime, etc.).

No cause for alarm; as VB says, you'll be fine.

[tesco]

Originally posted by j2k4@13 June 2004 - 19:12
You did blow out cement, ROSSCO; cement would irritate the lining of your nose, drying it out due to some astringent ingredients (lime, etc.).

No cause for alarm; as VB says, you'll be fine.
:blink: ur saying it irritates the lining of the nose and is bad, then you say nothing to worry about? :unsure:

:P

[Mathea]

basically if u did it everyday thats bad

you're fine though n really you shouldnt worry

[tesco]

Originally posted by Mathea@13 June 2004 - 19:22
basically if u did it everyday thats bad

you're fine though n really you shouldnt worry
ok... :) thanks guys.

[SillyRumours]

nose bleeds are generally nothing to worry about, unless you hit your head really hard, you can get nose bleeds when you walk into a warm room from the cold outdoors: your capillaries can shrink too quickly and rupture

ooh, i know lots of medicine stuff, i should be a doctor

[internet.news]

Following the inhalation of cement, it is generally safe as long as the matter is discharged. However, if bleeding frm the nose occurs it means that the bloodstream has become infected. In this instance there is certainly a case of thrombosis but in the artery close to the brain resulting in death in less than 4 hours as it travels through the artery.

SOURCE (http://img12.photobucket.com/albums/v31/samsamsamsam/SOURCE.jpg)

[tesco]

Originally posted by samsamsamsam@13 June 2004 - 19:43

Following the inhalation of cement, it is generally safe as long as the matter is discharged. However, if bleeding frm the nose occurs it means that the bloodstream has become infected. In this instance there is certainly a case of thrombosis but in the artery close to the brain resulting in death in less than 4 hours as it travels through the artery.

SOURCE (http://img12.photobucket.com/albums/v31/samsamsamsam/SOURCE.jpg)
:lol: