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more_legal_areas lead_exposureLead poisoning symptoms appear after an individual has been exposed to lead, generally through ingestion or inhalation. Many lead poisoning symptoms result from the use of lead paint; paint chips and dust contaminate air and food. Lead poisoning symptoms can indicate severe organ damage, and individuals should seek immediate medical attention. Generally, lead poisoning symptoms appear more commonly in children, who are more susceptible to toxic poisoning. Certain workers display lead poisoning symptoms due to high exposure in construction/demolition, painting, radiator repair, and manufacturing of paint and batteries.
Lead poisoning symptoms indicate brain or kidney damage commonly linked to lead exposure, especially in children. Lead poisoning symptoms include headaches, irritability, vomiting, abdominal pain, difficulty learning/concentrating, slowed speech development, and hyperactivity. Lead poisoning symptoms can also include more acute signs such as seizure and coma. All lead poisoning symptoms should be investigated immediately by a doctor to prevent further damage to organs.
In children, lead poisoning symptoms may not appear until long after exposure has taken place. This is because some lead poisoning symptoms are related to learning disabilities that will develop as the child grows. Lead poisoning symptoms in children require immediate attention; potential damage to the developing brain is severe. If lead poisoning symptoms surface in you or your child, you need to file a claim against your landlord/employer.
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