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6-7 days after conception my wife had exposure to gas for 3-5 seconds. we had a problem with our heater (co). can this harm the chances of implant. ?
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Not likely: Carbon monoxide exposure that is asymptomatic rarely impacts developing conceptions. However, if there was unconsciousness, headache or vomiting the reduced blood oxygen concentration due to its' displacement with carbon monoxide can be detrimental long term to fetal development.
Answered 7/5/2018
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