Big “lead” world, beware of baby lead poisoning
Not long ago, the results of a 3-year monitoring study conducted by the World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Children’s Health showed that 10% to 20% of urban children in…
Category: Lead poisoning
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Children need to prevent lead poisoning
With the increasing global industrialization and urbanization, the impact of environmental pollution on children’s health is becoming more and more serious. Lead is a toxic substance with multiple affinities to…
Be careful and responsible in diagnosing “lead poisoning” in children
1.Lead poisoning: When the content of lead in children’s blood exceeds about 100 micrograms per liter (μg/L), it is childhood lead poisoning, about 30% in China and about 20% in…
Chronic abdominal pain and constipation, beware of lead poisoning
People often think that abdominal pain and constipation must be a gastrointestinal problem, but for people who take medicine for a long time with poor results, they should beware of…
Stay away from lead pollution and prevent lead poisoning
Industrial pollution includes lead mining, smelting, battery production and recycling enterprises, shipbuilding industry, cable manufacturing, etc.; pollution in life includes children’s painting paints, mothers’ cosmetics, tin foil for making egg…
Prevention of lead poisoning in infants and children, do not blindly use drugs
Lead poisoning affects the nutritional absorption and brain development of infants and children. Blood lead over 100ug/l is considered as lead concentration over the limit, and over 200ug/l is considered…
Play with toys to prevent lead poisoning
Toys are children’s close companions, and children share their joy with toys, and wear out their loneliness with toys. However, children do not know that toys are a good companion…
How to test whether your child exceeds the lead limit?
Children with excessive blood lead often do not have characteristic clinical manifestations, but mostly show hyperactivity, inattentiveness, and some are impulsive and irritable, so it is not only difficult for…
How to prevent and treat lead poisoning
Lead, a heavy metal with neurotoxic properties, causes multi-organ, multi-system, systemic and lifelong irreversible damage to children when it enters the body, most notably affecting their intellectual development and growth…
What is the difference between lead poisoning and ADHD?
ADHD and lead poisoning are two different diseases, but they have some similar symptoms. For example, they can both have hyperactivity, impulsivity, inattention, poor patience, memory loss, and learning disabilities.…