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Carbon monoxide and epilepsy

Sun, 05/06/2007 - 21:47
Our family was exposed to low-level chronic carbon monoxide over this past winter. We discovered it when my 13-year-old son started having seizures. The rest of us were just experiencing heart palpitations, headaches, tiredness, and general dopiness. Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone had heard of carbon monoxide poisoning precipitating seizures, any outcome advice, treatment advice, or input on where to go for info on this? Thanks! Kim

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Re: Carbon monoxide and epilepsy

Submitted by bikeguy25 on Thu, 2012-11-08 - 21:36
I know this question was from a while ago, but I can confirm that it is possible.  3 Weeks ago i had 2 grand mal seizures which were caused by carbon monoxide poisoning .

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