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Thorium
What is Thorium and where is it found?
Thorium is a naturally occurring radioactive metal, commonly found in trace amounts in soil, rocks, and minerals such as monazite and thorite. It is used in various applications, including nuclear fuel and high-temperature ceramics. Thorium can also be present in some phosphate fertilizers.
Why do I have an inflammatory reaction to Thorium?
Inflammatory reactions to thorium may occur due to its radioactive properties and potential for heavy metal toxicity. Prolonged exposure or high levels can lead to cellular damage and oxidative stress, triggering inflammation.
What can I do about it?
Minimize exposure to thorium by avoiding areas with known contamination and using protective equipment if handling materials containing thorium.