4 doctors agreed: Shortness of breath: As the chest cavity fills with fluid, the lung gets compressed. This can lead to shortness of breath, as well as possible chest pain, depending on the cause of the effusion. Fever is another possible finding, but is also related to the cause of the effusion. ...Read more
Industrial strength hydrogen peroxide can cause blindness, burns, etc. 1  Industrial strength hydrogen peroxide can cause blindness, burns, lung damage, and other problems if it is not properly handled. Spills in large amounts can cause fires and explosions. 2  Avoid inhaling hydrogen peroxide fumes.
The liver maintains a neutral pH (about pH 7), which is easiest for its enzymes, such as catalase, to work in. Consequently, when exposed to hydrogen peroxide the liver should have produced more bubbles (oxygen gas), and at a faster rate, when it was untreated than when exposed to vinegar or baking soda.