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Q: Treatment for inhalling fumes from snow blower

asked by: Bob1 on January 18th, 2009

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My husband inhalled snow blower fumes after trying to start it for 10 minutes. He had an immediate excrutiating headache which lasted most of the night and next day. He still has some residual headache now 2 weeks later. What should he do now??

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zigemyster

replied on January 18th, 2009

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Bob1,

If his headache continues and he can only contribute it to this incident then I suggest he see his physician.

spirithelps

replied on April 25th, 2009

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CO poisoning

See my posts under the other 2 carbon monoxide poisoning threads on this list.

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