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| - | Patients who have spent time in an area of heavy metal contamination are advised to avoid such areas in future. An early patient who had worked continuously with heavy metal contamination in presence of volatile solvents, found recovery on MP was limited. Anyone in a similar position should test blood levels of those contaminants. If chelation is deemed necessary, it may be better to do this before MP rather than after. | + | Patients who have spent time in an area of heavy metal contamination are advised to avoid such areas in future. An early patient who had worked continuously with heavy metal contamination in presence of volatile solvents, found recovery on MP was limited. |
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