Case report highlights the need to consider lead poisoning in unexplained abdominal pain and anemia, suggesting timely diagnosis and treatment.
Lead poisoning should be considered in patients presenting with unexplained anemia and abdominal pain, even without clear environmental or occupational exposure. Recognizing classic signs such as Burton's line and basophilic stippling enables timely diagnosis and effective chelation therapy.
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