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Washed hands with water from lead pipes. 25 weeks pregnant. ok? and does it matter if pipes exposed?
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Don't worry. : You would have to eat lead to affect your health. Being around it does not affect you. However once you have your child, they are at risk of ingesting it.
Answered 4/19/2013
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