strange symptoms after breathing in fumes while sleeping from burned up a/c clutch on big rig, need any help.?
438156
Don't specialise on this but i'd consult a doctor because it could get worse.
116673
Sleep Apnea is the most dangerous cause of this problem.  It can lead to lung and heart problems (hypertension and heart attacks).  Also, car accidents while dozing off at the wheel.  It is diagnosed with a 2 part sleep study.  The first to prove it occurs.  The second to prove that a CPAP machine reverses it.  Very expensive but worth it.  Sometimes weight reduction; sleeping on your side; or nasal/tonsil surgery can help.  Most often it is due to being overweight.
732198
I'm a nurse and probably could answer this more medically.  But, the kind of sleep state that you are experiencing is really not well described in science, in my opinion. So, bear with my fluffy talk about it.  It seems to me that different sleep states are kind of like different states of matter . . .gas, liquid and solid. There's a "twilight" sleep state when we first start to fall asleep sometime that is a little "gooey".  It feels like we are awake and yet we aren't.  But, that's not what you're talking about.  That state that you are experiencing, when it has happened to me, seems like another "state of matter" altogether.  It's like the fourth state of matter called plasma. Fire is mostly plasma, a high energy form.  This sleep state, when it happens to me, is like a burning, churning flush of energy. I noticed that I was blowing off a sugary breath, like a diabetic. So, it may be metabolic related. I changed my diet off empty sugar foods then and it seemed to help, though, I won't ever give up all my candy and sweet junk food. I've also noticed that this kind of sleep state occurs when my life is going along at a hot and heavy clip, like sailing into busy shipping lanes full of confusion and quick decisions, with all the adrenaline rush of navigating such perilous waters.
705745
Sounds like gas or maybe constipation.  If you're a woman it could be uterine/ovary related too.
260748
I get these alot I would try steam like boil a pot of water and put a towel over your head and breath in the steam a few times a day, also if you have bad headaches try putting Icy Hot on your temples or the areas afected be really careful with it though it is strong stuff
982697
It means you have an air leak in your emission system. No big deal, quite often a gas cap not sufficiently tightened. That will give you some idea of the problem.
1179099
Vehicle engine smoke.  Why?
1148978
Ohhhh, could be emphysema maybe.... go get checked out!
1154138
hey get it checked. how long has it been since you had the accident. you have to make sure it is not infection thats making it turn green.\n\nwell if you dont have a fever then maybe then you say is plausible.
757999
Hot smokey air rises, cleaner air with more oxygen is lower.  Maybe just enough to get out.
910281
Relax..first off, you need to calm down. I know it's a scary concept that you have Michigan grease on you. Second, I need you to get some gasoline..then soak your hand in it..that should do the trick, but don't set yourself on fire...unless you want to, that is. :)
739830
Guess u mean stools ,as in faeces or poo! Sounds like you don't only have a fast car but a fast metabolic rate ,maybe. Its most properly a dietary related thing .Stay away from hot and spicy food alcohol,citrus juices .Check out a health web site to get an appropriate diet. If it continues longer than a week ,better check it out with your doctor. Watch for sighs that your  not passing blood,if so get to your doctor tomorrow. Sorry to hear about your "ring of fire".
351170
Perhaps you should be checked for sleep apnea. Do you have this problem only at night or during the day. I had a problem with sleep apnea. Try sleeping on your side or stomach. Sleep apnea may be aggrevated by being overweight. \nAre or were you a smoker? The air exchange in the lungs can become quite bad from smoking.
908497
GAS...pulled muscle..slept on your arm...heart attact...for sure take an asprin, plain asprin...and get it checked if it gets worse.
162370
Losing the a/c pump will not gain horsepower if you don,t (it free Wheels when off)turn it on, a/c will draw up to a small % loss even when on\nyou will not notice it, only when you first turn it on the other thing i am thinking about here is you cant guess this stuff over a coumputer, need to see what realy broke !, a smog pump will draw less then 1/4 horse power, a dino will not even pick the up, besides the air pump is there for a reason, it cool combustion temp and ehx temps its a freind to your motor, dont belive otherwise. send photo of damage i will tell you what to do next, p/s that car is plenty fast from the factory, speed kills so keep it stock
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While you are traveling the high country this summer, and your car becomes weak, irritable, tired or just plan dead, it may be suffering from vapor lock.   \n\nVapor lock is the result of high altitude, high temperatures, or a combination on your car's engine. Vapor lock can occur at any altitude due to heat, but it is more common at higher altitudes, because gas at high altitudes vaporizes at a lower temperature. The resulting gas/air mixture can slow down or even stop the flow of gas to the engine, especially if your car is not designed for high altitude travel.   \n\nThe key symptoms that your car is suffering from vapor lock is a loss of engine power, a rough running engine, and/or a engine that will not start. To reduce the chance of vapor lock, avoid running the air conditioner, and at the first signs of power loss, shift your car into neutral and rev up the engine. Finally, be sure to shift to low gear when climbing.  \n\nIf your engine won't start due to vapor lock, here are a few good tips you may want to try to get it started:  \n  \n\nFirst, loosen the gas cap. Be sure to stand back when doing this because gas may spray out at you. \n\nSecond, remove the air cleaner cover and hold open the choke flutter valve in the carburetor with a object, like a screwdriver. Be careful - backfires can occur.   \n\nThird, start the engine, holding the gas pedal all the way to the floor - do not pump the gas.   \n\nFourth, wrap a wet cloth or cloth with snow around the metal fuel line near the carburetor (trace fuel line to make certain it goes to the carburetor).   \nFinally, let the motor cool at least 30 minutes before trying to start the car.
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I was in the Air Force driving 1000 miles to go home for a month leave. While I was driving in the high mountains around Reno, I fell asleep. I was traveling about 85 mph. My truck veered off the highway. As soon as I felt the truck leave the highway, I woke up and found I was heading downward on the gravel part of the side of the highway. My truck seemed to be driving itself I was in shock. The steering wheel was moving under my hands. I can't describe it any better than this. As the truck moved back up to the highway, I pulled over and tried to calm down. It was a really frightening moment. What was even more frightening was just 1/4 mile more and the side of the highway no longer had gravel. There were large boulders. I still get chills thinking about it.\n\nTill the day I die, I know I was not the one driving my truck at that moment.\n\nbtw - I have had several other experiences where the circumstances involved other than human interaction. I guess I am just one of the few to have been fortunate enough to experience it.