so, i'm thankful for poison control. but geez. the weirdest things happen to me.
so last night, after swim practice i told my 10 year old to get in the shower. of course he complained, wanted to skip the shower, blah blah. but i made him go take a shower. i was going to get some take out for dinner just up the street. my hubby was gone. but, instead, i thought i'd wait until he got out of the shower because i didn't want to leave while he was in the shower. so, he took a 10 min shower. when he got out he realized i was home and called me back there. he asked me "mom what was all the blue stuff in the bathtub?" i then realized that i had cleaned the bathtub today with comet and i left it in the tub while i cleaned the rest of the bathroom. then i forgot to ever rinse it out. so, he took a shower standing in comet!! i asked him why he didn't call me and he said he thought i'd left. then i'm like, son, a little common sense! why did you get in there if it didn't look right. of course, he just thought it was soap. but geez...ok, i digress...
anyway, so because of my HA i had to call poison control. they said it was fine just to be sure to get it off his feet. i read the comet can and it said to rinse with water for 15 mins if you get it on your skin. so, i washed his feet really good twice with soap and a washcloth, then i had him sit on the side of the tub and let water run for 15 mins over his feet.
anyway., poison control said nothing systemic would happen. so i made myself let it go.
then he was in bed reading and he told me that his chest hurt. right above his heart. i tried to think it was just muscle ache from swimming. a few minutes later he said, my arm hurts now(his left arm). so, i started to panic on the inside! i'm like oh no. the comet was absorbed into his little body and now he's gonna have a heart attack! it stopped hurting and i think it was just muscular.
my hubby was home now and he calmed me down, but, geez.
should i worry about his chest/arm pain?
i am sick of the panic with this HA.
just had to share.