Symptoms of exposure to this compound may include profuse sweating,
fever, shortness of breath and
yellow coloration of the skin of the hands
and feet [036]. Other symptoms may include a marked increase in metabolism,
nausea, vomiting, collapse, death, cataracts, weight loss, granulocytopenia,
polyneuropathy and exfoliative dermatitis [033]. Skin irritation may also
occur [043]. Exposure to this compound may also cause disruption of oxidative
phosphorylation, increased oxygen consumption, fatigue, intense thirst, sweating,
oppression of the chest, anorexia, weakness,
dizziness, vertigo,
headache,
sensitivity of the liver to pressure,
jaundice and hypersensitivity, neutropenia,
skin rashes and
peripheral neuritis [346]. Other symptoms may include
degenerative changes in the heart, liver and kidneys, cyanosis, lividity,
tremors and coma [301]. Contact may also cause irritation of the eyes and
mucous membranes [269]. Secondary glaucoma may also result [099]. Exposure
to this compound may cause restlessness, flushed skin, tachycardia and fatal
hyperthermia [406]. Allergic reactions may also occur [051]. Other symptoms
may include hyperpyrexia, acidosis, dehydration, muscle rigor, pulmonary edema,
a**ominal pain and diarrhea [151]. Anxiety and delirium may also result [430].
Other symptoms may include liver damage, dilation of the pupils, smarting of
the skin and skin burns [371].
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