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The permissible exposure level of lead is 50ug/m3.
The growing consensus of scientists that study lead poisoning is there is no safe level of lead. That's particularly true the younger a child is. Any exposure is too much. If the body's burden of lead is low enough then it might not be medically practical to lower it. Which leads to the question of ,"when should one seek out aggressive medical treatment for lead exposure?". Greater than or equal to 10 microg/dL is considered elevated.
lung cancer
Exposure to lead can also cause mental retardation.
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If the level of exposure is low and constant, it can actually take years of lead poisoning to cause death. It the exposure is high, it may take weeks or months.
Reduce exposure or lead aprons
Asphalt fumes irritating the respiratory tract are common conditions seen from widespread pavement exposure. Pavement fume exposure may even lead to lung cancer.
Lead paint poisoning is not an infectious disease; it is caused by exposure to lead-containing paint or dust. Lead poisoning occurs when lead builds up in the body over time and can lead to serious health issues, especially in children. It is not contagious and cannot be spread from person to person.
over exposure can lead to sunburn, inflammation, and tanning. Over time it may lead to blindness or cancer.