Boiling tea around the fire, someone got infected

When the weather gets cold

“Tea brewing around the fire”

It quickly became popular again

I thought I could hold up

Full of winter atmosphere

But there are also many rollovers

…

You think of brewing tea around the stove

Green ant new wine, red clay stove

A red clay stove simmers charcoal fire, and a few friends sit around and chat

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In reality, people cook tea around the stove.

A fierce operation

The results are all blurry.

The pot exploded while I was cooking.

Someone almost set his house on fire

In addition to the above

There is still a possibility

Let you quietly "poison"

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The soul of brewing tea around the stove is on the charcoal stove

But improper use of charcoal

Very easy to produce carbon monoxide (CO)

It is colorless and odorless

But it can quietly poison you and take your life!

Some time ago

A couple from Xiaoshan

Close doors and windows and cook tea around the stove

Almost a big accident

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On December 16, 2023, Mr. Zhu and his wife Ms. Shen, residents of Xiaoshan, followed the trend of "cooking tea around the stove" and set up a charcoal stove at home to create a winter atmosphere. To keep out the cold, they closed all the doors and windows.

The couple cooked from morning to afternoon. The room was warm. Ms. Shen gradually fell asleep, and Mr. Zhu also felt a little dizzy.

Mr. Zhu felt something was wrong and realized that he might have carbon monoxide poisoning, so he put out the fire and walked to the window to open it for ventilation. After breathing in the fresh air, Mr. Zhu regained consciousness and immediately called 120 for help.

The emergency personnel arrived in time and sent them to the emergency department of Xiaoshan First People's Hospital. After examination, the couple were diagnosed with mild carbon monoxide poisoning. After treatment, their vital signs returned to normal and they have been discharged from the hospital and returned home. Mr. Zhu and his wife are still in shock about this accident.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is more common in winter

Potentially life-threatening

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In winter, many people use coal stoves, gas, and charcoal fires for heating. However, every winter is also a high-incidence period for carbon monoxide poisoning accidents!

Carbon monoxide poisoning refers to poisoning caused by inhalation of the products of incomplete combustion of carbon-containing substances. In addition to "cooking tea around the stove", eating hot pot indoors with a stove, cooking with gas with doors and windows closed, parking with windows closed and air conditioning turned on, etc., these seemingly ordinary behaviors may cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

Signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning

1. Symptoms of mild poisoning include headache, dizziness, palpitations, nausea, vomiting, etc.

2. In addition to the above symptoms, moderate poisoning also includes facial flushing, cherry red lips, excessive sweating, rapid heart rate, restlessness and gradually falling into a coma.

3. Severely poisoned patients quickly enter a coma, lose reflexes, become incontinent, have a cherry-red complexion, a high body temperature, and slow pupil and corneal reflexes, and may even die. Carbon monoxide poisoning can also easily lead to sequelae of the central nervous system.

That's carbon monoxide poisoning.

what to do?

After carbon monoxide poisoning, don't panic!

Follow the three steps below

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Immediately cut off the source of carbon monoxide , quickly open windows to ventilate and allow air convection while avoiding the generation of static electricity, quickly turn off gas stoves, water heater valves, piped gas, extinguish charcoal fires, etc., and avoid using lighters and other items that are prone to produce sparks.

Quickly take the poisoned person away from the poisoning site and transfer to a place with fresh air and good ventilation. Unbutton the poisoned person's collar and keep the airway open. At the same time, pay attention to keeping warm to prevent complications. The poisoned person should keep quiet and rest , avoid activities that increase oxygen consumption, and breathe oxygen as soon as possible if conditions permit.

If the patient has moderate to severe symptoms such as confusion or coma, while providing first aid on the spot , you should immediately call 120 emergency number and send to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible .

Then can we still try making tea around the fire?

sure

Blindly following the trend is not recommended

But don't give up because of choking

Prepare for the following

The fun of brewing tea around the stove is worth trying

It is advisable to choose electric stoves, alcohol stoves, etc. as tea-making stoves indoors. Do not use charcoal stoves indoors for a long time.

If you use a charcoal stove to make tea, it is best to do it in a well-ventilated place outdoors .

When making tea around the stove, the windows should be kept open for ventilation .

The stove should be kept away from flammable and explosive items , and be sure to completely extinguish the charcoal fire and place it outdoors when leaving.

If someone experiences dizziness, nausea, or a cherry-red face, they should consider the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning, stop eating immediately, and evacuate quickly.

Under correct operation

You can definitely go

"Cook tea around the stove"

The warm tea fragrance accompanies

Randomly turning over corn, sweet potatoes, chestnuts, etc.

Make the colder days warmer

In the steaming mist

Feel the joy of life