How quickly would a person die if he/she injected with air?!
Question: Depends on where they were injected.
And how much air was injected.
And on their general health.
I would not try doing this if I were you. It is very dangerous.
You might just give a person a stroke, or some other bad injury and cripple them for life.
Then too you might kill them. Not a lot of air is required.
This is called an embolism and is not a good thing. It is not to be experimented or joked with.
Also, the resulting death is not pleasant to the victim or any observers. And it might take a good while for the person to die.
Just stay way from it, ok?
Answers: Depends on where they were injected.
And how much air was injected.
And on their general health.
I would not try doing this if I were you. It is very dangerous.
You might just give a person a stroke, or some other bad injury and cripple them for life.
Then too you might kill them. Not a lot of air is required.
This is called an embolism and is not a good thing. It is not to be experimented or joked with.
Also, the resulting death is not pleasant to the victim or any observers. And it might take a good while for the person to die.
Just stay way from it, ok?
Not too comfortable answering this but whatever, it depends. Injecting air into your vein will make a blood clot somewhere, if the blood clot ends up say.. in your leg, you'll lose your leg. If it clots in your neck, you'll die.
maybe,it depends on the amount of air injected.
It depends on the person, amount of air, and a lot of other factors that only a doctor would know.