Is potassium fluoride harmful to humans?
Although fluorine is also present in our body, and proper fluoride is necessary for our body, it will cause harm beyond a certain range. The degree of harm is also positively related to the fluorine content we have taken. Potassium fluoride is a typical fluoride, which belongs to the category of toxic substances. Generally, strict protection measures are needed in production and processing.
The human body can't directly contact or take potassium fluoride. If you take water and food containing potassium fluoride, you will start to have symptoms like rheumatism, cervical and lumbar pain and stiffness. Slowly, limb pain will occur. Feeling dull, and then there will be joint deformity, inconvenience, nausea, anorexia, constipation, tinnitus and other symptoms.
The main clinical symptoms are dental fluorosis, teeth turning yellow-brown or black spots and accompanied by corrosion, which is more likely to wear and fall off. In the acute poisoning of potassium fluoride, there will be thirst, gastrointestinal ulcers, spasms, bleeding and even paralysis.
Therefore, potassium fluoride can not be directly in contact with the human body, and can not be eaten by mistake. It is harmful to our body. Xinghan Chemical reminds everyone that if poisoning occurs, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time.
