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This is a video transcript about a man who drank a bottle of throat numbing spray to handle spicy food and developed methemoglobinemia, a condition where his blood cells could not carry oxygen. He was treated with methylene blue, an antidote that restores the normal function of his blood cells. He learned his lesson and recovered. The video also explains the chemistry behind the spray, the blood, and the antidote.
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1. A man named RJ swallowed a bottle of throat numbing spray while eating spicy food with his friends.
2. He developed cyanosis, a bluish color of the skin and lips, due to lack of oxygen in his blood.
3. He was diagnosed with methemoglobinemia, a condition where the iron in the hemoglobin is unable to carry oxygen.
4. The cause of his methemoglobinemia was benzocaine, the active ingredient in the throat numbing spray, which oxidized his iron and created reactive chemicals in his blood.
5. He was treated with methylene blue, a dye that can reduce the oxidized iron and restore the oxygen-carrying capacity of his hemoglobin.
6. He recovered after several days in the hospital and learned a lesson about not misusing throat numbing spray.