you know it really depends on just how much was inhaled.
a buddy of mine did it also and that was 3 years ago he had to use an inhaler for 2 years when the doctors saw that the inhaler had done all it was going to they put his on home-breathing treatments 5 times a day.
3 weeks after he was put on the breathing treatments he was in a hot tub and collapsed a lung and they are still trying to figure out if it was from his Formaldehyde poisoning

Hm, I don't know how much there was, I'll ask if she has any idea. Thank you for the information.

Someone please help : (

I worked with a dermatolgist several years ago and when we did biopsises the specimans were placed in Formaldehyde-this is when I began having environemental issues with certain odors..To this day I have decvreased lung capacity, colognes, gas, mold, other odors make my windpipe close up and sends meinto a asthma type attack..
I have not been able to prove one way or the other that it was the Formaldhyde but deep down I know it is that cause..The doc refused the diea and I was soon out of the office-mostly my doing as I couldn't take it anymore..THe elast amount in the air sent me speechless litterally..There were times afterwards that I could smell diesel fumes and have to pull over because I would have heart paplitations and so sick..kd

: (

Well my friend didn't have long-term exposure, and now she has recovered a lot. And yes, certain odors did tend to invoke panic attacks, but thankfully it doesn't look like any permanent physical damage has been done