In the home, heating sources are common causes. That’s why when it is colder, we more cases. Examples of heating sources that can cause a build up of carbon monoxide include: Fireplaces or kerosene heaters that are blocked or not properly ventilated Damaged furnaces or other heating systems Motor vehicles operating in poorly ventilated areasContinue Reading >>
Carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms can show up quickly. But they can also build up over time. Common symptoms include the following: Headache. Dizziness Nausea. Vomiting. With increased breathing of carbon monoxide, downiness and confusion can occur. This can progress to brain damage and death if you are not removed from the source of the gas.Continue Reading >>
Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas. It is odorless. It is also colorless. It is often called the silent killer. This is because of its dangerous affect on the body. It replaces oxygen in blood. Carbon monoxide binds to the hemoglobin in the red blood cells better than oxygen. This causes a decrease in theContinue Reading >>