Other levels of exposure may cause the following symptoms individually or in combinations: Headache- Dizziness- Excitement Nausea- Coughing- Drowsiness Disorientation- Confusion Dryness and sensation of pain in the nose, throat and chest Detection of H2S, solely by smell, is highly dangerous as the sense of smell is rapidly paralyzed by the gas.
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