Symptoms of Lead Poisoning

BE AWARE OF THE SIGNS OF LEAD POISONING

Lead poisoning can cause damage to the liver, kidneys, brain, nerves, bones and blood. Children are particularly vulnerable to lead poisoning. High lead can cause permanent learning disabilities, retardation and brain damage in children. The younger the child, the greater the sensitivity. Pregnant women should be aware that the fetus is extremely sensitive to lead poisoning. The LeadCheck test kit can test for lead in your home and office. The MineralCheck test kit can test for lead in your body.

In adults, lead poisoning can cause high blood pressure and reproductive problems.

The symptoms of lead toxicity may include:

Fatigue

Paleness

Lack of energy

Loss of appetite

Crankiness

Sleep disturbances

Sudden behavioral change

Developmental regression

More Serious Symptoms:

Clumsiness

Muscular irregularities such as weakness

General weakness

Stomach ache

Persistent vomiting

Constipation

Changes in consciousness

High blood pressure

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