Lead Poisoning may occur through the inhalation of dust containing lead emitted by automobile exhaust. Lead lines on gums or in the long bones. Early symptoms of Lead Poisoning include anorexia, apathy or irritability, fatigue, and anemia. Toxic effects include gastrointestinal distress, joint pain, colic, headache, stupor, convulsions, and coma.
Lead and organic lead compounds have numerous commercial and industrial applications, including paints, plastics, storage batteries, bearing alloys, insecticides, and ceramics. Exposure may also occur through the inhalation of dust containing lead emitted by automobile exhaust. A common source of Lead exposure among children is through the eating of paint and paint chips that contain lead.
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