delayed symptoms of smoke inhalation

Can You Have Delayed Symptoms of Mild Smoke Inhalation? 

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Woman sitting on couch holding throat with visible smoke in background, illustrating delayed symptoms of mild smoke inhalation in a home setting.

She smelled smoke for about ten minutes. Then the air cleared, she opened the windows, and by noon felt completely normal. Two days later she called us back: sore throat, a headache pressing behind both eyes, fatigue that sleep wasn’t touching. Yes, you can have delayed symptoms of mild smoke inhalation. The body doesn’t always … Read more