What are the Medical Effects of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and how do I Recognize Them?
The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include headaches, nausea, fatigue and dizziness — all symptoms that often lead to a misdiagnosis of the flu. Recent medical journal reports found that nearly one in four people diagnosed with the flu were actually suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. Medical evidence has also shown that heart attacks and other thoracic complaints have been correlated with high background carbon monoxide levels in the environment. Low-level exposures are especially hazardous to sensitive populations including infants, children, unborn babies, the elderly, and those with medical problems such as anemia and heart or lung disease. How can I Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in my Car? In San Diego, Calif., the Quantum Group Inc., has a solution to the problem of auto carbon monoxide poisoning. The company has launched a new consumer product, the COSTAR P-1 — a small, personal carbon monoxide alarm made especially for use in motor vehicles. The sensor is abo
