👉 Pressed fumes refer to a concentrated form of volatile chemicals that have been trapped or compressed under pressure, often from industrial processes, chemical reactions, or natural sources like volcanic eruptions. When released suddenly, these fumes can cause immediate and severe health effects due to their high concentration. Symptoms include respiratory distress, dizziness, nausea, and in extreme cases, can lead to unconsciousness or death. The rapid release of pressurized gases can overwhelm the body's ability to expel them safely, making exposure particularly dangerous in confined spaces or during accidents involving chemical spills or equipment failures.
