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What Are The Symptoms Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?
This flu season, many patients come into their doctor's office with fatigue, nausea, and headaches. But according to experts, doctors should be wary of rushing to diagnose these symptoms as the flu, since carbon monoxide poisoning can have the same symptoms and is also more common in winter. In this article, fire and medical experts discuss how you can tell the difference between carbon monoxide poisoning and the flu, and how to know when you should treatment for your symptoms.
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