Is it possible for bugs to enter the lungs from the mouth?

It will never enter the lungs As long as a small thing enters the trachea, the brain will send out instructions to cough violently until it is coughed out, and when you talk and talk while eating, have you not experienced the experience of entering the rice grains, the rice grains will be coughed up at that time, and if you don't find out, it is possible to enter the stomach, and the human mouth and esophagus are moist, and there is secretion of fluid, as long as the worm enters, it will inevitably be soaked by the liquid, and of course it will be killed on the spot, if it is in the mouth, you will feel it, since you don't feel it, it will enter the esophagus, so it will definitely be sent into the stomach by the liquid along the esophagus Of course, it's digested, and no matter what, it won't cause any harm to your body, rest assured, but be careful not to let bugs get into your ears.

If you want to enter, it will also go to the stomach, and then you will be pulled out with your stool, hehe, you are too worried, don't worry, it's okay.

Haha, bugs don't get into the lungs, if something really goes in, you won't talk here, that's your mental effect, even if the little bug flies in, it only enters the esophagus, it can't survive in it at all, it will die in a few seconds, so you put 100 hearts, and it will be fine.

No, that little thing will only enter your stomach, and it's a cutter meal!

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Don't scare yourself!

Absolutely does not enter the lungs.

As soon as something small enters the trachea, the brain sends out a command to cough violently until it is coughed out.

If in the mouth, you will feel it. Since you don't feel it, it's entering the esophagus, so it will definitely be sent into the stomach along the esophagus, and of course it will be digested, no matter what, it won't cause harm to your bodyDon't worry, but be careful not to let bugs get in your ears.

It doesn't enter the lungs, and as soon as something small gets into the trachea, the brain sends out instructions to make us cough violently until we cough things out.

This is impossible, the fungus is almost the same, how can any bugs go directly into the mouth.

It won't go into the throat, and if it goes into the trachea, you'll feel choked.

You'll have it digested in a few hours.

The bugs are not big, and they are generally fine, and they will be fine after two

It is usually impossible to enter because the lungs have their own cough reflex protection mechanism, unless some parasite or germ is transferred to the lungs through internal infection.

No, just inhale nicotine garbage and smoke dust into your mouth and lungs.

Hello, you don't have to worry about this situation, unless the worm is stuck in your trachea, otherwise entering the esophagus into the stomach is not at all more worrying. If it flies into the mouth and is swallowed by you, it is just a raw worm, which will generally only go down the esophagus to the stomach, and the stomach has a high concentration of gastric acid that can kill the worm and the bacteria on the worm, so you don't have to worry about the worm still having the possibility of living, and it is an aerobic organism, how can it live without oxygen after entering the body? Good luck soon**.

It's okay, don't worry. Just eat a piece of meat.

It's okay, it'll be wiped out by you.

It's too stupid to ask this question, the worm flies into the mouth, and if you eat it, at most it will go to the stomach and digest it, and it will definitely not fly, let alone the heart.

No, either swallow it in the stomach, so it will be killed by acid, or it will enter the trachea, which is more troublesome, and it will cause a violent cough at least and enter the lungs at worst (the probability is small, you need to go to the hospital.)

It will not enter the lungs, and it will generally itch and cough when it reaches the trachea, and the worms will generally stick to the mucus after entering the trachea, and nine times out of ten they will die. As long as you desperately do sputum suction, you can spit it out.

Go to the hospital and see a doctor to have your chest checked.

The lungs can also parasitize various parasites, which are generally transmitted to the lungs through the blood circulation. Such as protozoa, worms, arthropods, flukes and mites. The most common symptoms of lung parasites are cough, sputum production, fever, air closure, coughing up blood, etc.