Heavy metal toxicity refers to when an individual has been exposed to a heavy metal substance and this exposure detrimentally affects their bodily function. The types of heavy metal that may cause toxicity include mercury, lead, arsenic, chromium and cadmium. The reason people may become exposed to these heavy metals may be through medications, diet or the general environment.
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You can be exposed to heavy metals and they can enter the body through the skin, ingestion or inhalation. The toxicity that an individual may experience can result from a sudden and server exposure or from a slower, chronic exposure over a period of time.
The symptoms of heavy metal toxicity can vary due to a few different factors such as the type of metal involved, the age of the person exposed to the metal and the amount that they have absorbed. Acute metal ingestion symptoms tend to involve vomiting, nausea, diarrhea and abdominal pain. When it comes to chronic exposure, symptoms can involve damage to organs and an increased risk of cancer.
In order to diagnose heavy metal toxicity or poisoning, it is much easier when the patient already knows that they have been exposed. After this, positive results on an approved test may point the diagnosis in the right direction. Usually, heavy metal poisoning is first noticed and suspected when a patient’s symptoms are consistent with that of excessive exposure.
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There are different kinds of reaction to heavy metal poisoning; however, these are a few of the symptoms that could be experienced:
Along with known exposure and symptoms, doctors may use a variety of tests to determine whether you have been exposed to heavy metal toxicity. These tests may be a complete blood count, kidney function tests, urine samples, liver function tests, imaging studies or electrocardiograms.
Heavy metal toxicity may occur due to a variety of exposures. From industrial exposure and air pollution to foods and medicines. You can ingest, inhale or absorb heavy metals through the skin.
Mercury is considered to be the most toxic heavy metal and poisoning with this substance is referred to as pink disease or acrodynia.
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Get in touch Everyone has innate heavy metal defence mechanisms to protect from heavy metal toxicity. However, we don’t always do or have what is required to maintain these buffers. Hence, the toxic burden starts to accumulate and can subsequently overwhelm one’s ability to simply stay healthy. Heavy metals include mercury, lead, arsenic, etc. and are readily around us. They are in the water we drink, the food produces we consume, the ground we walk on, and even in the products we use every day. Though they vary in available quantity, high levels of almost all heavy metals can make one sick. Heavy metals, which include Arsenic, Cadmium, Copper, Iron, Lead, Mercury, Zinc, etc. have been grouped based on their higher density or atomic weights. Although not all heavy metals are harmful, the body needs some small amounts of these metals for healthy living like copper and iron. Nevertheless, one must be careful to avoid heavy metal toxicity. Heavy metal is any metallic element that has a relatively high density. There are 23 known heavy metals, which include zinc, selenium, copper, and manganese. They are nutritional minerals but are needed only in small quantities in order to maintain good health. They can be toxic in large amounts. However, heavy metals like lead, cadmium, mercury, and arsenic are toxic even in small amounts. Once these metals accumulate in the body they are not easily removed or flushed out from the body. They get stored in the body tissues and contribute to nutritional deficiencies, causing serious health issues. Heavy metal toxicity affects the nervous system, immune system, brain, kidneys and reproductive system where they can disrupt normal functioning. Heavy metal toxicity can produce a wide range of symptoms including: Heavy Metal Toxicity can be treated using IV Chelation Therapy. This treatment is designed to bind to heavy metals and allow them to be passed as urine.
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