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Diesel exhaust exposure
I was exposed to diesel exhaust for approximately 6 hours at work, not in a closed area, but a slightly open barn. I was not inhaling exhaust fumes for all 6 hours, but probably 50% of the time. I felt a little weak and sick at work, as well as developing a cough. It has been about 6 hours now, and I feel alot of warmth in my arms, some in legs. Slightly increased heart rate. Is this enough for carbon monoxide poisoning, or will this pass in a few days?
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