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Can blowing up too many balloons make you sick?
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Hyperventilation: It can cause hyperventilation which can make you feel light headed, nauseated, weak. All of which should resolve shortly after breathing is restored to normal for a while and your co2 level returns to normal.
Answered 12/25/2020
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