Early life permethrin exposure leads to hypervitaminosis D, nitric oxide and catecholamines impairment

- Fifteen days of permethrin treatment during the early life has long-term effects.
- Treatment increases 25-hydroxy-vitamin D, NO and sodium levels in plasma.
- Treatment decreases calcium, adrenaline, noradrenaline and urea levels in plasma.
- Increased noradrenaline level was detected in urine of treated group.
- Decreased calcium, sodium and adrenaline levels were in urine of treated rats.