Symptoms of excessive lead

Lead poisoning is a common poisoning phenomenon, and it mainly affects children. At the same time, if a child has some symptoms of lead poisoning, he or she will suffer from some abnormal learning and behavioral abilities and it will affect the child's development beyond a certain amount. First, lead poisoning exceeding a certain amount will affect the child's intellectual development, and then it will affect the child's attention and memory. At the same time, some will develop some moderate to severe lead poisoning.

Mainly because the phenomena and symptoms produced are different according to the classification, so in daily life we ​​must pay attention to the relevant medicines or nutritionists designing some nutrients for a period of time, absorption in the digestive tract, and the effect of supplementing nutrients. There are still many fruits and vegetables in daily life that need attention.

Level I: <100ug/L. Relatively safe (but already fetal toxic, prone to causing miscarriage, premature birth, and intrauterine growth retardation of the fetus);

Level II: 100-199ug/L. It can affect nerve conduction speed and cognitive ability, making children prone to dizziness, irritability, inattention, and hyperactivity;

Level III: 200-449ug/L. It can cause calcium deficiency, zinc deficiency, iron deficiency, growth retardation, low immunity, motor incoordination, visual and hearing impairment, slow reaction, decreased IQ, anorexia, pica, anemia, abdominal pain, etc.

Level IV: 450-699ug/L. Personality changes, irritability, aggressive behavior, learning difficulties, abdominal cramps, high blood pressure, heart rhythm disturbances, and movement disorders may occur;

Grade V: ≥700ug/L. It can cause multiple organ damage, lead encephalopathy, paralysis, coma and even death.

For children with lead poisoning below 50ug/L, prevention is the priority. Ⅱ~Ⅲ must be treated with lead-removing foods certified by the state under the guidance of a doctor to enable children with lead poisoning to recover as soon as possible. IV to V should have their blood lead levels rechecked within 48 hours. If confirmed, lead removal treatment should be given immediately, and the cause of lead infection should be investigated and intervened.

The above are the common manifestations of excessive lead. If there are some phenomena of lead poisoning, the child will suffer from some abnormal learning and behavioral abilities and it will also affect the child's development. Lead poisoning exceeding a certain amount will affect the child's intellectual development, and then it will affect attention and memory. The phenomena and symptoms produced are different according to the classification.