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Suggest Remedy For Headache And Enlarged Papillae After Accidental Exposure To Sewer

Hi I have been exposed to sewer at my work place (I am a school teacher) since my exposure which is long term but unknown until this year 2015, I have had sinus drip, Painful throat, headaches, enlarged papillae and now fluid of the lungs. I also have cobble-stoning at the back of the throat and difficulty breathing. I noticed discoloration on the sides of my tongue. I also have change of voice. Currently on sick leave.
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You may wish to ask your doctor to discuss with you the types of chemical substances known to be related to such pathologies as you to describe. You may then, check with your local health dept. and/or EPA division to find out any information they may be able to supply you with substances from this sewer you say you've been exposed to in order to see if there indeed is a likely relationship between what's your experiencing and exposure to the sewer gases.
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Suggest Remedy For Headache And Enlarged Papillae After Accidental Exposure To Sewer

You may wish to ask your doctor to discuss with you the types of chemical substances known to be related to such pathologies as you to describe. You may then, check with your local health dept. and/or EPA division to find out any information they may be able to supply you with substances from this sewer you say you ve been exposed to in order to see if there indeed is a likely relationship between what s your experiencing and exposure to the sewer gases.