Carbon monoxide poisoning causes symptoms

Carbon monoxide poisoning is mainly caused by exposure to carbon monoxide in the environment, inhalation of large amounts of carbon monoxide, more common in gas leakage, poor ventilation in the room, the use of gas heaters, etc. When the patient inhales carbon monoxide, it will quickly combine with hemoglobin in the blood, so that hemoglobin loses its ability to carry oxygen. The patient's brain, heart and other important organs are ischemic and hypoxic, thus causing carbon monoxide poisoning

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