Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning sequelae

The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning sequela mainly include hemiplegia, aphasia, symptomatic epilepsy, etc.

1. Hemiplegia

Carbon monoxide poisoning cerebral hypoxia, brain tissue damage, may occur cerebral hemiplegia sequela, patients can be manifested as limb numbness, muscle strength decline, limbs are not controlled by the brain, etc.

2. Aphasia

Carbon monoxide poisoning can damage the cerebral nervous system, if the language center is damaged, may lead to aphasia, patients can be manifested as language expression disorders, vocabulary and grammatical errors disorder, etc.

3. Symptomatic epilepsy

Long-term carbon monoxide poisoning is not rescued in time, may damage brain tissue, leading to symptomatic epilepsy, patients can be manifested as muscle spasms, rigidity, vertigo, etc.