Chemical poisoning is the term used to describe the effects of exposure to a broad range of substances, including: Dangerous chemicals and products containing chemicals Vapour, fume or dust from hazardous materials A wide variety of industrial gases Bacteria, viruses and other biological agents Exposure to any of these chemicals or by-products can lead to a variety of serious illnesses including: Mesothelioma and other asbestos related diseases Nasal cancer Bladder Cancer Skin Cancer Lung Cancer (non asbestos related) Occupational dermatitis (or any other skin condition) Occupational asthma Allergies Burns Internal organ damage Respiratory problems Illnesses such as Leptospirosis or Legionnaires Disease If you believe you've been made ill by any form of chemical poisoning at work, or have suffered from symptoms including breathing difficulties, wheezing, coughing, sickness, or dizziness, talk to a chemical poisoning solicitor right away. Read more on work related cancers here.