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Have you taken the time to inspect the objects around you that contain lead?

There are many more than the average person realizes. Lead is found in common things like toys, furniture, paint (before 1978), plumbing, and even dinnerware. The same goes for the workplace. In fact, it is estimated that around 1.5 million people are exposed to lead at their job. This is precisely why lead is so dangerous: it is more prevalent than believed, and yet it can be very hard to detect. And even though lead poisoning is generally associated with children, because of the devastating effects it can have on their growth, adults are also victims to this poison. Being exposed to lead is serious, and you have rights that protect you from those at fault.

Have you or someone you know been a victim of adult lead poisoning? Contact an attorney near you to get help with your adult lead poisoning case today!

Repeated exposure to lead or even one single high dose can have serious health effects on a person. The outcomes can affect different body parts, too. Among the complications related to adult lead poisoning, you will find:

Fatigue
Muscular weakness
Memory loss
Irritability
Abdominal pain
Vomiting
Numbing or tingling in the extremities
In men, reproductive problems


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Created by willweb, Jun 25th, 2008 at 03:42 PM
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For Lead injuries it can happen many years later if it stays in your body or liver or something maybe what about time for lawsuits like this says - "Is there a minimum personal injury settlement amount? " form this page Personal Injury Lawyer.Lawyers, Attorneys for Settlements - Medical Malpractice, Dog Bites FAQ's

Does time run out on an internal injury that can develop years later, like cancer that was caused by lead?
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