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How can i be sure that i don t have brain damage from carbon monoxide poisoning?
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Consult your doctor: I would recommend discussing this with your doctor or a neurologist. Carbon monoxide poisoning may cause damage to specific areas in the brain and may be diagnosed with a head ct or preferably a brain mri. A radiologic study, however, does not replace appropriate medical consultation and evaluation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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