Q: are the symptoms of lead poisoning bad?

Yes: Lead poisoning in adults commonly causes headache, memory loss, anemia, and defects in the nervous system that can lead to muscle weakness. High enough levels of lead may even be lethal. Lead poisoning can be diagnosed and treated by a physician.

Q: what are the symptoms of arsenic poisoning?

Variable: The effects of arsenic depend on whether a person has a large short-term exposure or low level long-term exposure. It affects mainly the skin, liver, and kidney; but there can be neurological signs too. Here's one of the better websites to go to for information: http://www.Atsdr.Cdc.Gov/phs/phs.Asp?Id=18;tid=3. A doctor that practices environmental medicine or a toxicologist can help you.

Q: what are the symptoms of heavy metal poisoning?

Multiple symtoms: vary with type of exposure: nausea, vomiting, headache, diarrhea, neurological symptoms etc. depending on exactly what your were exposed to and how long. You must consult your physician for evaluation, testing and treatment.

Q: symptoms of sugar poisoning to a type 1diabetic

High sugar in type 1: Patients with type 1 diabetes have excessive urine production, excess thirst and weight loss. If they do not get placed on adequate insulin, they get dehydrated and have ketoacidosis (k) which will make them sick and have them present to a er. That's the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes k will be made and IV fluids and Insulin therapy will start to correct k and adjust their Insulin dose upward.

Q: what would symptoms of titanium poisoning or toxicity be?

Potential symptoms R: Eye irritation eye pain eye redness eye burns skin pain skin redness skin burns burning sensation abdominal pain shock sore throat cough shortness of breath labored breathing mouth irritation nose irritation chemical pneumonitis fluid in the lungs pharyngeal swelling narrowed larynx vomiting gastrointestinal tract burns gastrointestinal tract strictures http://www.Rightdiagno.

Q: what are some symptoms of lead poisoning seen in children?

Constitutional: Because children have smaller bodies, lower amounts of lead may have a greater concentration in the blood. Symptoms include loss of appetite, abdominal pain, vomiting, weight loss, constipation, anemia, kidney failure, irritability, lethargy, learning disabilities (slow to talk), and behavioral problems. Ultimately, mental retardation can be seen.

Q: what are the symptoms of lead poisoning and is it permanent?

See below: The symptoms vary by the age of the patient and the severity of lead levels. Some of the damage, particularly that to the nervous system may be permanent. For more info see this site. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/lead-poisoning/fl00068.

Q: can you tell me the symptoms of lead poisoning in adult men?

Vague: The lead line is seldom seen now that oral hygiene is fairly good. Weakness and simply feeling unwell precede the classic wrist-drop and walking problems. If you have any reason to believe you have been exposed, get with your physician now for lab testing.

Question 1

can food poisoning start with sulfur burps and gas followed by watery stools and vomit?

Accepted Answer

Yes..: Food poisoning can manifest as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Make sure you stay hydrated(drink fluids). If you feel very sick, cannot keep anything(not even fluids) down and/or severe abdominal pain go to the ED ASAP for evaluation and treatment.

Question 2

what are symptoms of kidney poisoning?

Accepted Answer

It depends.: This depends on what you mean by poisoning.  If you mean renal failure, this has symptoms like high BUN and creatinine (azotemia), hematuria, proteinuria, and dehydration or edema depending on the type of renal failure.  If prerenal (beforethe kidney), bun/cr ratio is >20:1, renal <10-15:1, and postrenal has a high BUN of 150 if advanced.  Causes like sle, strep., etc. Have unique signs (eg c3c).

Question 3

are the symptoms of lead poisoning bad?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Lead poisoning in adults commonly causes headache, memory loss, anemia, and defects in the nervous system that can lead to muscle weakness. High enough levels of lead may even be lethal. Lead poisoning can be diagnosed and treated by a physician.

Question 4

what are the symptoms of arsenic poisoning?

Accepted Answer

Variable: The effects of arsenic depend on whether a person has a large short-term exposure or low level long-term exposure. It affects mainly the skin, liver, and kidney; but there can be neurological signs too.  Here's one of the better websites to go to for information: http://www.Atsdr.Cdc.Gov/phs/phs.Asp?Id=18;tid=3. A doctor that practices environmental medicine or a toxicologist can help you.

Question 5

what are the symptoms of heavy metal poisoning?

Accepted Answer

Multiple symtoms: vary with type of exposure:
nausea, vomiting, headache, diarrhea, neurological symptoms etc. depending on exactly what your were exposed to and how long. You must consult your physician for evaluation, testing and treatment.

Question 6

symptoms of sugar poisoning to a type 1diabetic

Accepted Answer

High sugar in type 1: Patients with type 1 diabetes have excessive urine production, excess thirst and weight loss.  If they do not get placed on adequate insulin, they get dehydrated and have ketoacidosis (k) which will make them sick and have them present to a er. That's the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes k will be made and IV fluids and Insulin therapy will start to correct k and adjust their Insulin dose upward.

Question 7

what would symptoms of titanium poisoning or toxicity be?

Accepted Answer

Potential symptoms R: Eye irritation 
eye pain 
eye redness 
eye burns 
skin pain 
skin redness 
skin burns 
burning sensation 
abdominal pain 
shock 
sore throat 
cough 
shortness of breath 
labored breathing 
mouth irritation 
nose irritation 
chemical pneumonitis 
fluid in the lungs 
pharyngeal swelling 
narrowed larynx 
vomiting 
gastrointestinal tract burns 
gastrointestinal tract strictures http://www.Rightdiagno.

Question 8

what are some symptoms of lead poisoning seen in children?

Accepted Answer

Constitutional: Because children have smaller bodies, lower amounts of lead may have a greater concentration in the blood. Symptoms include loss of appetite, abdominal pain, vomiting, weight loss, constipation, anemia, kidney failure, irritability, lethargy, learning disabilities (slow to talk), and behavioral problems. Ultimately, mental retardation can be seen.

Question 9

what are the symptoms of lead poisoning and is it permanent?

Accepted Answer

See below: The symptoms vary by the age of the patient and the severity of lead levels. Some of the damage, particularly that to the nervous system may be permanent. For more info see this site.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/lead-poisoning/fl00068.

Question 10

can you tell me the symptoms of lead poisoning in adult men?

Accepted Answer

Vague: The lead line is seldom seen now that oral hygiene is fairly good. Weakness and simply feeling unwell precede the classic wrist-drop and walking problems. If you have any reason to believe you have been exposed, get with your physician now for lab testing.

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