Title: Arsenic Poisoning. Symptoms of arsenic poisoning and causes | Patient
Headings: Arsenic Poisoning
Arsenic Poisoning
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Features of acute arsenic poisoning
Details of acute poisoning features
Features of chronic arsenic poisoning
Main clinical features and possible complications
Differential diagnosis
Investigations
Acute poisoning
Chronic poisoning
Management
Management of acute arsenic poisoning
Management of chronic arsenic poisoning
Prognosis
Prevention
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Content: development of portal fibrosis and cirrhosis. Cardiac/respiratory: Coronary heart disease, increased further in those who also smoke. Myocarditis, pericarditis. Hypertension. Peripheral arterial disease. Restrictive or obstructive lung disease. Effects in children are seen after an average of seven years of exposure. Haematological: Pancytopenia,
Aplastic anaemia.