Sleeping in a closed room in the winter can be a life-hunger

After completing their jobs, they slept in the catering van and took the tandoori hut inside. Maybe you can feel warm in the vehicle and sleep in peace. But their sleep was in ruins. According to the police, the next morning the vehicle was opened and the six were inside the body.
We have heard many such incidents in the Delhi Gant area.

It is customary to use the heater, the flavor, the charcoal stove, and the housing and stores to cool the winter. But are these safe?
What do the doctors say?
Ventilation is very important, says IMA physician K.Agarar. If there is no ventilation, he says there is a lot of danger.
When the carbon monoxide extinguishes the extinguishing of charcoal and wooden poles to make the heat cooler, it will not be able to breathe.

If you have a car in the car and you are sitting in the car, you will have breathlessness.

Dr. Agarwal says that no substance can be classified as less damaging. When using heat-generating devices, ensure that ventilation guarantees life.

According to the skin expert Amit Lutra, the flavor, heater and peat stove are dried in the skin due to the drying of the skin, especially the elderly. The warming equipment will lose the natural moisture of the skin.

How Does Carbon Monoxide Hurt?

According to Dr. Sanjay Roy, carbon monoxide is a toxic gas. If there are no facilities for airflow in the burning of charcoal or wooden bark, the people who live there will be able to breathe carbon monoxide along with oxygen.

Carbon monoxide, along with hemoglobin, is converted into carboxylhymicolobin.

In fact, the carbon monoxide joins the RBC Oxygen in the blood before being absorbed. Generally, if carbon monoxide is too high, carbon monoxide accelerates faster than oxygen in his blood.

This reduces the amount of oxygen that goes to other parts of the body. Thus, the condition of hypoxia develops, the tissues are destroyed and the likelihood of mortality increases.

What are the initial symptoms?

It is important to know whether there is toxicity in the area where you are and the breathing air. If the carbon monoxide levels are higher in the air, the symptoms of headache, dizziness and vomiting appear. In addition, difficulty breathing and irritating to the eyes.

Preventive measures to be taken

If you use heat in the winter, you must ventilate the area. Do not burn coal or wooden poles in closed rooms. You need attention even if you use a heater or a fluorator. Most of them use danger.

If the door was opened when the tantoor was used in the van in a van in the van in Srinivasan, the doctor could have saved their lives.