§ Mr. David Youngasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what evidence is available of any medical complications suffered by elderly people who inadvertently inhale a medical pain-killing spray used to relieve pain in the chest or neck or other part of the anatomy near the nose.
§ Sir George YoungI am aware of no evidence of adverse effects attributable to the accidental inhalation of analgesic spray which may occur during normal use by persons of any age.