Arsenic

Arsenic is a heavy metal that can be poisoned by ingestion of arsenic through food, accidental ingestion, work in the pesticide industry, pesticides entering drinking water, and suicide. Arsenic can be found not only in products of the pesticide industry, but also in paints and wood preservatives. The concentration of arsenic in the blood is elevated only a few days after its entry into the body. in hair and nails. Arsenic poisoning develops hemolytic anemia, hematuria, hemoglobinuria, and acute kidney failure.