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Most cases of adult lead poisoning now arise either as a result of occupational exposure or following the use of oral or topical traditional remedies and/or cosmetics that contain lead. Occasionally, the source of lead exposure is an individual's hobby, such as indoor rifle shooting or art restoration. In addition, pica, the repeated ingestion of non-food substances, still accounts for a number of cases of lead poisoning in children and occasionally in pregnant women. Children have also developed lead poisoning from eating, chewing or sucking imported domestic items or toys.

Lead poisoning: The use of dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA)