yes, i am trying to get my husband to see a neurologist to find out how extensive his brain and heart damage is, and if they will ever heal after he got hurt at work last august while running an excavator at a dairy farm by the toxic gases from a liquid manure truck that ran all day every day for the entire 5 days he was there fixing the canal.
Hello. Thanks for asking from Chat Doctor. I can understand your concern. There are mainly four manure gases which cause tissue damage - HY Chat Doctor.  They cause mainly irritation of breathing apparatus e.g. nose, oral cavity, larynx, trachea and lungs. This is followed by poor oxygen intake and ultimately hypoxia and asphyxia. Poor oxygen amount in blood leads to damage to brain, heart and rest organs. Direct damage to brain and heart occurs at high concentration of these gases which is usually fatal. Now in case of your husband, damage to heart and brain can only be predicted after evaluating his signs and symptoms. If he is conscious, oriented, following simple commands, able to answer simple \"yes-no\" questions, able to remember important date/ad