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Titanium metal is generally considered biocompatible and is commonly used in the medical field for implants, surgical instruments, and more. Its ability to bind to living bone tissue makes it a popular choice for orthopedic and dental implants. In most cases, there are no reported adverse health effects caused by titanium implants.
However, it should be noted that in very rare cases, people may have allergic reactions or develop sensitivity to titanium. These reactions could lead to symptoms such as chronic fatigue, skin rashes, or muscle pain. Additionally, while it's extremely rare, there are reported cases where the body may reject a titanium implant.
Research is still being carried out to fully understand the long-term health implications of Titanium in the human body. Therefore, if you have any concerns related to titanium implants or exposure, you should talk to a healthcare provider.
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