Name of Office: NCDPC
Yes, there are treatment/ medications for chemical poisoning, you need to consult with chemical toxicologists in the poison centers.
Name of Office: NCDPC
Exposure to chemicals maybe through the environment (air, water, soil, food) and/or occupational.
Name of Office: NCDPC
There are various effects of chemicals depending on the dose, duration of exposure and vulnerability of the individuals. It may effect the different organ systems such as the central nervous system, neurological, effects on the liver and the kidneys, reproductive system among others.
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Name of Office: NCDPC
Most common chemicals are those used in households, personal care and consumer products; those used in agriculture and industry.
Name of Office: NCDPC
Signs and symptoms for acute chemical poisoning of chemicals may be non-specific and may manifest as headaches, nauseas, vomiting, dizziness, irritation of the skins, eyes, mucous membrane.