If you think that you or your child has been exposed to lead in water, contact your health care provider.
Most children and adults who are exposed to lead have no symptoms.
The only way to tell if you or your child has been exposed is with a blood lead test.
Your health care provider can help you decide whether a blood lead test is needed and can also recommend appropriate follow-up actions if you or your child has been exposed.
As levels of lead in the blood increase, adverse effects from lead may also increase.
