Mild carbon monoxide poisoning causes headache, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, and poor coordination. Most people who develop mild carbon monoxide poisoning recover quickly when moved into fresh air...

The earliest symptoms, especially from low level exposures, are often non-specific and readily confused with other illnesses, typically flu-like viral syndromes, depression, chronic fatigue syndrom...

No, unless there's some combustion source. Heat pumps are literally an air conditioner "turned around" (cold end blowing outside, warm end blowing inside)...there's no flame or...

No. the most common reaction is confusion, dizziness and flu-like symptoms. I included a link so you can read all of the possible symptoms. You don't die right away, either. You may be expo...

If you are that miserable (I read all of your questions) please seek help. Pick up the phone and call someone at your local hospital. You need to see a professional to help your mental status. N...

Hey dont worry Carbon Monoxide [CO] is lighter than air, therefore it is always above the normal layer of air we breath. CO has a dose related effect. <10% in blood - mild headache,difficulty ...

Carbon Monoxide is produced when carbon-containing compounds such as petroleum, butane, methane and propane are burned in conditions where is not enough oxygen to allow complete burning. Complete b...

Of course you can. Dangerous, oderless gas. Car running in a closed garage is a good example. It will kill you.

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Its not the heaters that produce the monoxide unless something is wrong with the pilot in your heater. Your best bet is to buy a carbon monoxide detector (probably like $15 at a hardware store) and...

Here is a link that may help you. (check out the links on the left of the page). I wish you and your son all the best. It must of been very shocking for you.

Hello, I saw the other question you just posted and I thought about them.... The only thing standing out in my mind is the potential for Respiratory Depression from high doses of Morphine. A...

Carbon monoxide (CO) is picked up by the iron center in the hemoglobin molecule just like molecular oxygen (O2). The bright red color of blood isn't a direct result of oxygen, it is a direct ...

death and you go very pink looking apparently Headache Dizziness Nausea Flulike symptoms, fatigue Shortness of breath on exertion Impaired judgment Chest pain Confusion Depressio...

Dr. Cheryl Adkinson, Emergency Room Physician: "Carbon monoxide attaches to the molecule in the blood that carries oxygen. So somebody who had carbon monoxide poisoning is loaded up with carbo...