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What to do if i did a lot of welding with lead paint, inhaled lot's of fumes,its in my bones now what?
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Test for lead, X-ray: For peace of mind and a definitive diagnosis, ask you doctor to order blood test for lead and routine chest X-ray. You are young. Your health goals should include no further exposure to dangerous substances. Monitor your health carefully for any and all changes in mental and physical status. Create a plan to control or offset any health changes.
Answered 2/4/2016
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