Baby Girl Vomits After Putting an E-Liquid Bottle in Her Mouth by Mistake

Introduction: On September 8, several internal medicine doctors in the UK issued a warning that e-liquid bottles pose safety hazards to young children, as just a few drops of e-liquid can cause extreme discomfort.

Reports from Chinese e-cigarette news indicate that on September 8, several internal medicine doctors in the UK warned that e-liquid bottles pose safety hazards to young children, as just a few drops of e-liquid can cause extreme discomfort. They reported in a letter to the journal 'Pediatrics' that a 2-year-old girl in Birmingham accidentally put an e-liquid bottle in her mouth and subsequently vomited, requiring hospitalization. The girl was discharged six hours later and currently shows no other symptoms. However, it remains unknown how much e-liquid she inhaled before her mother discovered it. Experts stated that this case once again demonstrates the potential risks of nicotine liquids to children's safety, calling for public education and legislation to improve the safety of e-liquid bottles.   For English news, please click http://www.ecigarfan.com/2014/09/09/doctors-flag-risk-of-e-cig-refills-for-toddlers/