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A STUDY OF RARE FORM OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING IN WATER PIPE

Water pipe is a traditional tool for smoking that is specific to the Balkan states, Middle East and South Asia. Recently, its use has increased globally among young individuals and particularly among women. Compared to cigarettes, there’s a higher exposure to smoke, carbon monoxide (CO) and heavy metals for water pipe. In this report, we describe a case of syncope resulting from carbon monoxide intoxication associated with the use of water pipe. Thus, we underlined the necessity of considering CO intoxication secondary to water pipe use in the differential diagnosis of patients presenting with the symptoms of syncope and unexplained neurological symptoms.