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Its been about 27 hours from getting sick from smelling super strong scented bath bombs in the bath tub. took an hr until it hit me...dizzy and vertigo the entire time now. when will it get better?
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Unusual for your symptoms to extend beyond a day from your suspected cause. Drink plenty of fluids, ventilate the bath area. If these symptoms don’t dissipate today, see you local doc for a vertigo evaluation to verify that the odor was your cause and not something else.
Answered 4/6/2021
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