Phosphorus poisoning may be caused by insecticides such as tetraethylpyrophosphate. Thallium poisoning may be caused by ingestion of rodenticides containing thallium. Thallium in pesticides, insecticides, metal alloys, and fireworks can be absorbed through skin as well as through ingestion and inhalation.
Dizziness has many causes, for example, pregnancy, headaches, sinus infections, when standing, anxiety, stress, depression, low or high blood pressure, and heart conditions. Associated symptoms with dizziness and treatment options are provided.
Treatment varies widely and depends on the cause of the patient's dizziness. Dizziness often is a symptom of another medical condition. Treating the underlying illness or condition can improve the symptoms of dizziness. Some common treatments for conditions that cause dizziness include: If a serious medical problem is found to be the cause of a person's dizziness, such as a heart attack or stroke, an emergency blood transfusion, intervention, or surgery may be needed. IV fluids may be given to treat dehydration.