A reader experienced severe breathing difficulty when sniffing dried eucalyptus branches in a vase with artificial plants. The vase is in a den next to their bedroom. They removed the branches and plan to incinerate them.
Discard the vase and contents immediately. Consult a doctor or allergist—the expert has no medical training and cannot diagnose. The reaction, while uncommon, is plausible.
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