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Lead poisoning diagnosed by abdominal X-rays.

BACKGROUND
Adult lead poisoning due to ingested lead is uncommon.


CASE REPORT
A 27-year-old woman had abdominal pain with radiodensities of the bowel contents and a blood lead of 70 micrograms/dL. A traditional medicine, Deshi Dewa, consumed as a fertility pill was incriminated.


CONCLUSION
Densities on abdominal X-ray may indicate ingested lead.