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Gallium Physiological Interactions in the Body:
May deposit in liver, spleen, brain, renal cortex, and bone.
Urine is major route of excretion.
May irritate mucosal membranes, decrease gastric function, and trigger kidney tubular damage.
Can bind to hydroxyapatite in bone.
Symptoms of Excessive Gallium Exposure:
Hyperexcitability
Photophobia
Rapid weight loss
Mucosal irritation
Gastrointestinal distress
Gallium Toxicity Treatment:
Limit exposure to gallium
I.V. or oral chelation
Repeat Gallium toxicity test to verify success of chelation