Respuestas
Anemia, arthritis and malaria, endemic in the region due to nearby marshes, were the most common diseases among the settlement population.
Some of its main clinical effects, detected in acute lead poisoning, are interference in the synthesis of hemoglobin, anemia, problems in the kidney, spleen and liver, as well as nervous system involvement, which can manifest when they are detected concentrations above 60 mg of Pb per 100 milliliters of blood.
show signs of anemia and hemolytic disorders, symptoms of heavy metal poisoning.
However, when it occurs as a result of other diseases, such as hemolytic anemia, it is often independent of the lifestyle of the person.
The ingestion of large quantities of inorganic tin compounds can cause stomach aches, anemia, and alterations in the liver and kidneys.
In other cases the doctor certified the obvious "bullet wound, hemorrhage, acute anemia, etc.