Re: Nitrous

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HSM

At Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Rhonda wrote: >
>I have a strange question. My four year old needs to have three teeth
>sealed and since this is his first such procedure, they will have to
>give him nitrous oxide.
>
>I am POSSIBLY pregnant (will know in a few days). After having three
>miscarriages, I'm paranoid, so my question is this. Is there any risk
>to ME if I am in the room with him while he has the nitrous? Any risk of
>exposure?
>
>Thanks!!

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