Inhalation: Immediately move from the hazardous environment to fresh air, change contaminated clothing, wash hands and other exposed skin. If there is extensive contact or significant discomfort, seek medical attention at the nearest hospital as soon as possible.
Skin: After contact with high concentrations of disinfectant, immediately rinse with plenty of running water and wash with mild soapy water. If persistent pain or irritation persists, seek medical attention at the nearest specialist hospital after rinsing.
Eyes: Immediately flush with running water for at least 15 minutes after splashing. If severe eye pain, photophobia, tearing, or other symptoms persist, seek medical attention at the nearest hospital as soon as possible.
Ingestion: For adults, immediately drink no more than 200 ml of milk, which can be taken multiple times. Alternatively, 3-5 raw egg whites can be taken. Generally, do not induce vomiting or perform gastric lavage. For iodine-containing disinfectant poisoning, immediately drink large amounts of rice water or starch slurry. Those experiencing severe gastrointestinal symptoms should seek immediate medical attention at the nearest hospital.
