For most people, symptoms improve once the chemical particles are removed from the body. However, prolonged exposure, repeated exposure, or being trapped in enclosed spaces where tear gas is used can increase the risk of persistent eye irritation, ongoing coughing, skin inflammation, breathing difficulties, and worsening of existing respiratory conditions.
Delhi Protest Tear Gas Exposure: What It Does to Your Eyes, Lungs and Skin
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- Post published:July 24, 2026
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