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2. What effect does dichloroethyl ether have on my health?
Exposure to dichloroethyl ether can cause discomfort to the skin, eyes, throat and lungs. Inhaling low concentrations of dichloroethyl ether can cause coughing and nose and throat discomfort. Animal studies show symptoms similar to those observed in humans. These symptoms include irritation to the skin, nose, and lungs, lung damage, and decreased growth rate. It takes 4 to 8 days for the surviving laboratory animals to fully recover.